Has anyone used this on a BabyLock Ellisimo, single needle machine? Or has anyone had luck on a single needle machine in general?
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I have a single needle machine and it does not work. There is not enough room for the hoop to move freely for it to embroider patterns.
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You can do a version of flatlock on almost any serger ( see video tutorial on you tube). However, it will not have the same appearance a using a flatlock, or overlock machine. I have one of those.
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That is the one that quit on me also. When you pull your needle off and put it back on the new motor just align it on (0) i found it helpfull to follow the youtube video. If it is not right just take it apart again and realign the needle i had to do that two times to get everything right.
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If you're asking which machine these needles will fit, I can answer. They fit my Grandaughter's Brother, my Pfaff, AND my Bernina. I'd say they're universal, fitting most all machines, therefore probably a BabyLock as well. As I remember the price was extremely low and quantity HIGH. I've not had any trouble with them piecing quilts or machine quilting. They might not be appropriate for very thin like batiste or extremely heavy fabrics like canvas or multiple denims. Hope this helps.....
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I used on a brother 6 needle pr500 and a bernina embroidery machine and had absolutely no problems with the machine or thread.
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Hi good question! I actually have 3 differnet needle lengths and yes you can. I would use the smal needle though and don't press to hard.
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I just used a pair of needle nose pliers. There's some good videos on YouTube if you have problems. The cartridge puller isn't necessary in my experience.
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My wife says: The machine does not make any more or less noise than any other machine she uses. It does make a peculiar noise when powered up to "rehome" the needle to exact center if it is not already there. This is normal, but there is noting in the user manual about this. In general, she thinks that it IS pretty quiet and adds that it is a very good machine. Mike
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I was using this for the 3rd time in my B40 and apparently I bent the needle in the black peice of the Keurig, causing us to go through several K-cups of hot chocolate for my kids before realizing it was messed up. We bent the needle back & it'll work, but there's no doubt that it's just a matter of time before I'll need to order that peice for the Keurig. I'm hesitant to use the ecobrew again...what did you do to ensure it was fitting right?
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The needle should fit into one of the two indentations on the bottom of the EkoBrew. If you try to force it you're either going to puncture a hole in the bottom of the EkoBrew (which my husband did...grrr) or break the needle (thank goodness he didn't do that). I knew I was in trouble when he said to me "did you know there's a certain way that has to fit in the coffeemaker?" Yes dear, I did. :/
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I think Baby Lock is made by Brother (or vice versa) and think they would work, but I'm not positive. I can tell you Amazon's service is wonderful and if you bought them you could try one to see. You would know in a minute if works for you or not. I've never had a problem returning anything to Amazon. I have found these bobbins are so tightly wound and slightly overwound, it helps to pull a yard or two off before using them. I would suggest you call a Baby Lock Dealer as ask if they carry them for your machine. Hope this helps a tiny bit. They work great on my Brother ULT 2001 and my Pfaff 7570.
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Not sure. I have only used the straight one . Guess it's for when you can't get to the back of the material so the curved needle brings the thread back to the front for locking instead of the back.
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I haven't tried this particular size needle and brand of thread but I don't see why it wouldn't work. I use it with embroidery thread all the time. It even works well with 2 strands of thread. It's save me hours of time.
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Sorry, Pam, I have no idea. I plan to...hopefully. ..use it with Babylock and Brother. I've never used one before and am excited to try it. Good luck. Or, get one and send it back if it doesn't work.
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good luck getting an answer from MY Needle Store. I have tried to get a phone number to actually speak to a human. Supposedly they are in Canada, but by the emails I get from them it looks like English is not their first language. I cannot get them to answer as to which needle my Crosley actually takes, since the one they sent is not correct.
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I bought the needle shown (NP4 ). I assume you are looking for a needle for your machine. My suggestion is contact Crosley and ask them what needle you should get. At this point, I have lost my instruction book and have no idea what model I own.
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I use it for BD insulin and it works fine. It could be used for more than 30ml or up to 100ml syringes. If the needle size is the same length, I think it could be used for others too, although, I have not used it except for insulin.