Can you include the optional feet that are available with this machine? I believe there are 8? thank you
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Yes, if you purchase this model MO-734 Juki from us (we will include the 8 optional feet for you)
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Hi if you go to janome.com it tells you what it accessories it comes with and if you but from us you get a bonus kit with this machine which includes: FREE Janome Ditch Quilting Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Roller Sewing Feet, FREE Janome Concealed Zipper Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Applique Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Button Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Straight Stitch Sewing Foot, FREE Janome Size 16 Universal Needles, FREE Janome Size 14 Leather Needles, FREE Janome 10 Pack of Bobbins
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Yes, it does. If you go go Janome.com and click on "machines", then your model, then "accessories", it will list all of the feet for your machine along with the part #'s. That way you can search on the part # to find what you need on Amazon.
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I have two, but I think you can do as many as you want, however you would need wheel cart optional unit to move excessive weight
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I only went by the machines listed when I bought the foot. I have a brother Ultd embroidery/sewing machine.
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Actually a lot. Lots of extra feet including Accu-Feed feet. Too many to remember. I think at least 10 extra feet. I use the Accu-feed feet for quilting and I love it. I also got 3 packs of bobbins and some extra needles. There was also a fabric guide.
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I bought the machine for my Granddaughter and didn't see the machine. I assume it has a foot pedal but can't be sure. Contents list should tell you though.
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that height is fine, it depends more on foot size! :) My feet are US 13, and they didn't clear the cross bar at back of machine, so kept hitting it. See my notes on how to raise the platform up so bigger feet will clear it. I understand the more expensive one has corrected the problem. I'd get the more expensive one if at all possible, not worth the trouble to alter the cheaper one unless you got it at a steal. enjoy
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Yes, 4 leveler feet are provided. Made of a hard plastic type base with an embedded metal screw adjustment that inserts in to the bottom of each leg pole. The base is as round as a US quarter coin and is 1/2" high, the screw part adds another inch for a total of 1 1/2 inch for each leveler. So some minor adjustment can be made for uneven floors. I took a picture of them but haven't been able to figure how to add it to the reply or to product photos.
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Hi Mary, Yes it comes with the free motion foot. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Sewing Machine Warehouse
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Go to your local hardware and buy replacement feet, to get them to match you may have to remove the other 3 and replace all 4.
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Yes. The legs are adjusted by button spring pins. So you do have a few height options. I have mine in storage right now, so I don't have the specifics as to how many pins or height measurements. I believe there were 2 or 3 pin settings giving you that many options for height. Hope this helps.
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no. just one power foot pedal. nothing for changing the height of the vacuum. I use it on the tile and don't have to change anything works for both.
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Yes, you could purchase caster wheels and add them to the feet. The unit seems sturdy enough to support this, although it might be a bit unstable if raised to the maximum height and is loaded. There is a single hole in each of the feet already drilled.
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I had the same question and found when they arrived that there is 2. Love them but would buy the 8 inch if they would have been available when I purchased.
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Yes, there are many feet, including a walking foot. If you want a 1/4 foot with an "edge" on it, you would have to purchase one from the sewing outlet.com ($15.99). I like to sew with the edged 1/4 inch foot. Otherwise, there are many presser feet, including the free motion foot. You can drop the feed dogs to free motion. This is a great quilting machine and has excellent "pin feed," which moves the fabric through like butter. First time threading took longer for me, but after that it was free sailing. If you want to make quilts faster like I do, this is a great machine. I used to quilt with my Bernina, but I like the Brother better. It is more affordable and well made. You should also know that if you use thicker threads (I always use 100% cotton from ConnectingThreads.com), that you will need an 80/12 needle instead of the smaller ones due to the way the machine's tension is set up. Hope this helps, Vivian from Wisconsin
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Just the foot switch. You won't be disappointed with this machine! We love ours.