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Face Plate:The face plate covers the inner mechanisms on the front side of the sewing machine. It is usually removable to allow access for maintenance and cleaning of the parts inside, such as the needle bar, presser foot lifter, and other moving components.Needle Plate:The needle plate, also known as the throat plate, is a flat metal plate located under the needle and presser foot. It has a hole or slot through which the needle passes during stitching. It also has markings to guide fabric alignment for seam allowances.Feed Dog:The feed dog is a set of metal teeth located beneath the needle plate. It moves up and down and back and forth to push the fabric through the sewing machine, ensuring even stitching. The feed dog works in conjunction with the presser foot to feed the fabric at a consistent rate.Slide Plate:The slide plate is a small cover, typically made of metal or plastic, that slides open to provide access to the bobbin case area. It allows for easy insertion and removal of the bobbin, as well as cleaning and maintenance of the bobbin area.Needle Clamp:The needle clamp holds the sewing machine needle in place. It is a small, adjustable mechanism that tightens to secure the needle and can be loosened to remove or change the needle. The needle clamp ensures that the needle is positioned correctly for proper stitching.