Will these fit the Brother SC9500 (including the needle threader)?
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Good Question! These are one of the best universal needles on the market. I have a small sewing machine shop and you would be surprised how many people use the wrong needle. This one should do a good job for us. We use them for our Brothers, Necchi, and Toyota Machines on the floor.
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I dont know, what model number do you have? I only have used 315 in my Brother HL4150CDN
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I use this thread with no problem on my Brother PR650. They are wrapped, but I'm not exactly sure what the core is.
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Since you didn't get an answer on your question, I'll try to answer you. First, these are EMBROIDERY needles, not sewing needles. As long as you know the difference, you'll be fine. Otherwise, I'd call Bernina and ask them if these will work, because asking questions here will only get answers from Brother machine owners, because Brother installs Organ needles and suggests these to their users. Again, I'd call Bernina if you haven't already done so.
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The spacing of the wide and the first narrow slot in line on the Arnold Skids is 1 3/4". I believe they will fit your machine. Good luck.
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My Brother printer is MFC-J425w. I don't know if they will fit it. Best to check your owners manual.
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Go to Brother website and research this machine. The full list of what will fit and work on this machine is listed there. Brother's website should be your best friend for definitive answers about your machine.
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I don't know about this particular brand, however Nancy's Notions has one that appears to be generic. I understand that Brother and Babylock are mfg by the same company. This one fits my Brother 4500 machine.
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No. I actually have a Brother CS-6000i and was sad that I was not able to use these bobbins that comes with this kit. The bobbins that comes with this kit are for front/side loading sewing machines with a removable metal case.
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Unfortunately the only brother machine that is compatible is the 1500 s. If there is anything further we can assist you with please just let us know.
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Yes, they are slightly thicker/ taller than all other bobbins. They fit just right. Always check size of thickness. Yes, they are the same size as those that come with machine.
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Hi Cynthia.....Yes this will fit your model of Brother....The foot I have which is this one featured here fits mine and all Brother machines I have... and I Have 4 Brother Model Machines,2 sewing machines ,1 embroidery and 1 Serger ....
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I've owed several Brother machines and the feet always fit my new machine, but I can't say for sure. My guess is yes.
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Hello! I will try to help. According to the page where you can purchase these bobbins (on Amazon) it states check manual for compatibility. If your manual says they will work, I'm guessing they will. I purchased them with/for a Brother CS6000i -which, unfortunately is still in the box. (Shows how far behind I am with other projects...) If purchasing so many and discovering that they will not work, perhaps you may be able to purchase a fewer amount at a WalMart or a fabric store in your area. Here is another option: I am looking on the back of the bobbin package. These bobbins are distributed by Brother International Corporation, 100 Somerset Corporate Boulevard, Bridgewater, NJ. If you go on their website- www.brother-usa.com and click on home sewing machines under support you can contact them by e-mail or phone. They should be able to give you a definitive answer. Hope I was able to offer some help.
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Yes .... These will fit. The center hole will look different than the asterisk design .... Basically 2 asterisk teeth fit into one area on the new blade. If you rush the installation you'll be buying a new spindle.... I speak from experience.Great Blade... Very heavy duty.... On my 3rd set. :))
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Yes they do fit my Brother LX2500, every now and then I'll find one that is a little loose on the top spindle you use to fill the bobbin, but I push a straight pin into the center between the spindle and the middle of the bobbin and it spins just fine. I haven't had a problem with the bobbins at all in the sewing of anything. :)
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I'm not sure. I have a Janome MC9500 and they work flawlessly. My only complaint is that sometimes it is hard to find that little stick out of thread to get the bobbin started.