Will bobbins fit older Singer machines? I have model 9005, about 30 years old.
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It will work since they are metal and look like the ones I used for my older machines
459915
I would say yes, it will. I have 2 Singers, a Simple, 3116 and a Singer 7258, and it fits both. I bought this because I misplaced the original that came with the machine. Happy sewing.
2281571
I am not sure, these bobbins have 1 hole and 1 slot if your bobbins have that then I would guess yes, but I bought some green bobbins for my machine and they had no holes or slots....needless to say, can't use them.
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check your hand book that came with your sewing or embroidery machine and it should give you a number width between the top and bottom rounds of the bobbin and also some machines will allow plastic or metal bobbins and some only metal or only plastic , the ones i bought were for both machines.
2265605
It fits my Singer One. You may want to give Singer a call and see what they say. If your Singer has a low shank, it should. I am sorry I am not more familiar with the 925 model.
248692
Yes, they will fit all Bernina models that use the standard size bobbins. They will not fit, however, the newer 7 & 8 series machines that use the larger jumbo size bobbins.
552706
I am not sure what you are wanting to know. I bought these to fit in my Brother Pacesetter 8200 embroidery machine. I would suggest asking the vendor if they are the correct size you are wanting. They have a listing of the machines these bobbins fit. Did you check that along with your manual? Good luck!
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I have a Brother machine and was concerned about whether it would fit and work properly since it's a Singer part. This ruffler foot is actually an "old-fashioned" type of foot, i.e., not a 'snap-on'. If your Singer accommodates snap-on feet, you'll need to remove the adapter before installing the ruffler foot. The previous replies provided good info also--take your time, make sure you've installed the foot exactly as it's shown in the photos and check needle position with manual operation first. Practice is good. Take time to fold/press/stitch a 1/8" hem on the side of the fabric not being ruffled. I missed this the first time; it makes a big difference!
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It depends on what size the sewing machine is. If you can measured your sewing machine I will see if it will fit
247655
I am not sure. Reference your machine's user manual and checking the part / serial number. I would suggest going on Singer's website (I think the address is www.singer.com) and download your Singer's user manual, if you do not already have one.
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I don't know. My old machine was a singer. These seem pretty standard as machine needles go. When I insert the needle, the 'front' has an vertical indentation and I can see the hole through which I pass the thread. (Way back in the 70s, my 4-H teacher showed me this vertical indentation on the needle.) On the top shaft, the back is flat and the front is round. I would guess these will work provided the needles in your machine look similar.
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Plastic style 15J bobbins fit in the machine and look exactly like the ones that come with it. I've been using Singer brand with no issues.
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I'm fairly sure the Singer 9420 is a slant shank so this is definitely not the right foot for your machine. If the 9420 is not a slant shank, then there may be something wrong with the foot itself. I have an upright shank and the foot does sit very slightly upward using this rolled hem foot, but definitely not at any severe angle as to cause an issue feeding fabric through.
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It is my understanding that Janome bobbins are universal for all machines. One thing that's really nice about them actually!
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This foot fits low-shank center-homing needle machines with a maximum zig-zag width of 5 mm. If your machine is a slant needle, I do not believe that it will fit. Since I know little to nothing about Singer machines, I cannot be more specific in my answer.
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If the Janome bobbins are all the same, they will work. They work in my Janome, but I don't know the model number.
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My Touch & Sew is Model 600E from the 1960s. I wasn't able to find bobbins that worked in it either in local fabric stores or thru Amazon.com. I finally took the machine to a reputable local sewing machine repair shop for servicing. I was promised that with servicing and the proper bobbins (which they sold), the bobbins would wind. So far so good. The bobbins, at .$75 each, were called "white line" bobbins by the shop owner. I'm buying all they have!