I have a juki home machine I`m concerned that this thread requires a special holder will my horizontal thread holder work on this?
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This thread would most likely work on your horizontal thread holder. I have this,and I believe the core is the same size as the inside of a wooden spool.
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I am not sure. I would say no because this is metric threads on both ends. I hope this helps.
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Not this one. If you do the threads will be worn and not accept the guide bushings.The same maker has a jig with dedicated non adjustable bushings.
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It is a British Thread. I called the manufacturer when I couldn't find a fit. It will only work on a rack made by them or you can spend about $60.00 and buy a bag of nuts. If buy the nuts let me know I would be interested in buying a couple of you.
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Yes, if they are not too long for the space allowed. You will also need to use something like a "Deely-bob" inside the cone to stabilize it and the round white disc stabilizers (that came with the machine) on the outside end of the cone where the thread enters the thread guides - and make sure the disc is a lot wider than the narrow end of the cone or the thread will get caught between the cone and the disc . You can purchase the Deely-bob online from Nancy's Notions or Keepsake Quilting.
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It works very well for regular threads and needles on the one side. For thicker threads you can use the left side
650156
you may need to get an adaptor that has the correct thread size ...google your question please..I wish I could be more help
665300
Have no idea mainly cause I'm not following you for the most part.But I ditched this it's a $20~ ish mount and no amount of thread locker would hold it on
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Not this one. If you do the threads will be worn and not accept the guide bushings. The same maker has a jig with dedicated non adjustable bushings.
2039214
Short answer is NO. The threaded hole in the adapter is also female. You need to get a short ( less than 9mm 1/4-20 threaded rod at any hardware store or hobby shop in order for this to work. You should also use a 1/4 20 nut and fiber washer - not metal- to create a jam nu to secure the rig. Why do you want to adapt this in this fashion? Write me at jcserv@att.net and I will send you a diagram of how to do this. I did something similar
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If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a great investment for me as I use my scroll saw daily for part of my woodworking business. If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a... » Read More If it connects with a single screw like modern ones I will work. I would go to a local store that sells scroll saws and look at the holder and compare. I bought this to replace my factory Porter Cable holder and it works flawless! It can be used as pin in or plain in. Downside to this is you must use an Allan wrench to install and remove the blade, but worth the extra few seconds. It grips a plain in blade so it doesn't slip when you tighten it. The instructions are a little confusing but once you figure them out it is a 5 minute install. Good luck and I hope it works for you, it was a great investment for me as I use my scroll saw daily for part of my woodworking business. « Show Less
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I use Robison Anton spool thread. It will not fit this box as the base of the spool is too large. Don't know about other brands of large spools. Each slot would hold more than one of the small spools
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I would think so. It is a standard 1/4-20 thread and has a flat base under the yoke. I hope this helps. I have not used mine a hole lot but they are very well built and simple to use. I like them better than the Bog pod set up although they are almost identical. Hope this helps Mike
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I have a Janome 6019 which has a short shank. The Embroidex attachments work very well. I think it would work on most machines that have short shanks.
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I believe only home use machine bobbins. I have two home sewing machines - a Janome DC3050 and an old Singer 401A. Bobbins for both those home machines are a good snug fit in these cases. Those industrial Juki bobbins look quite a bit larger. If the Jukis do not fit in any other regular bobbin case (maybe take a bobbin to a store, if possible, and try them out in some other brands of bobbin cases???) they probably won't fit these cases.
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I had not try them with Mettler threads until now, they do work. You have to push the Handi Bobs a little hard and they stay and go all the way in. I am loving this thing, keep the bobbins organize better.
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I am not sure how you would do that, as the wire holder that comes with it, is designed to use on horizontal bars. You might could rig up something to make it work tho!