My 8 thread Baby Lock recently broke and i am desperate to get a replacement. Will I be satisfied with the Brother 1034D? I have a Brother Inovis an
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Going from a Baby Lock to a Brother will be a little bit of a shock. The Baby Lock is certainly smoother than the 1034D will ever be and more than likely you had more options on your 8 thread Babylock. With that being said, I really like my Brother 1034 D and have not had any of the issues that have been discussed in the neg reviews. I have also used a Singer Serger and must say that my machine threads amazingly in comparison to the Singer! I also have not had nearly as many broken threads as I have on the Singer. I am glad I bought this product and have been using it for 18 months now.
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Yes, it does fit the Brother 1034D perfectly. And it's a great protection for the serger in storing and transporting.
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Great. No problem. I had the exact same lockset in brass and the thumb latch was an ongoing problem.
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I do not have the specific model that you requested, but both of my machines are Brother and work fine. This is a tall foot, not a short angled foot. I was not happy with the unit, because while it is advertised as a 7mm foot, I have only ever been able to create a 3 mm rolled hem. I really needed a wider hem for the projects that I create.
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I use mine with a Brother 770, a single needle, and the stand is literally just that... a stand that sits behind the machine. It adds no other features, and I still have to manually feed the thread through for each color change. It just creates a different way to organize/feed your thread (i.e. it helps with upper thread breakage if you're having issues with that).
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This cord works on both of my Brother machines, and they are different macines. Also works in my Babylock. I would think it works on all Brothers sewing macines
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I had a hard time with that as well. There is an answer. I believe that I found it on the instructions. I don't recall, but I think it was simply to either have the code showing when you try to close it OR the opposite, spin the code away then it will close.. Not much help, but one of these works. I had a difficult time with both of my locks . I had to throw them away because the dials would not spin. In fact, I could not get one of them off a door knob even when taking the handle off. It had to be cut off. It made me wonder if these were knock-offs or the real deal. I'd like to try a genuine Master lock from the company to see if there is the same issue, but I don't dare to waste the money or the time on one just for the test. The door closing is simple. The dials are impossible if they get stuck. Even my genius, mr. fixit brother tinkerer could not get one to spin.
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I had a problem with the threaded holding pin breaking after a while, normally these are case hardened pins and the first one I've ever had break. I replaced it myself and have had no problems since, maybe just a bad pin or metal?
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Here's another "thank you" for the information. I just received my new Brother MFC-9840CDW and bought the recommended SODIMM from OEMPCWorld. Everything worked fine, right out of the box. Fantastic!
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Sorry I have a Brothers but it seem to fit mine fine. My machine is low shank. I enjoy it but the guide bar is a little flimsy.
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yes it works . i have a brother sewing machine too. it works well with these threads.
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I am sorry to say I do not have nor have I seen your Brother 270D. These threads are on a 1100 yard mini-king spool. They are much shorter than a A/R, Madera, or Marathon spool, but they are fatter. The threads stitch very good. I suggest you call a local Brother dealer as they should know for sure or call Brother customer service. These threads are color coded exactly like Brother threads. I have a Quattro 6700 and the colors are loaded in the data base for cross reference. They are a good deal with the spool rack. I take this set out to sew all the Disney built in designs. Good luck
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I just got mine today and havent used it yet but tested the lock for you. Works fine right out of the box - perhaps a bit stiff and needs to loosen up but it did lock the head.
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It's probably the most solid lock out there, along with the compression lock, AXIS-lock, and lock-back... or a good titanium framelock (there's a good variety out there). The spring pressure is constant and stiff, and I'd wager my life on this lock. It won't fail. As far as accidentally releasing the lock in the middle of hard use, I've been trying to figure out what you'd have to be doing for that to happen... I think this design is the one least likely to be tripped by accident. It's easier to inadvertently trip an axis or compression lock than this one, and those two are very well designed.
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I called Omega (it took a couple tries before I actually reached somebody) to ask about the 8004/6 vs 8007/8 their reply was "there aren't any differences worth mentioning." When I pressed further, "you can see from their description they're basically the same. Unless you like the different handle, i don't know why anybody would pay for the newer model." So either a) they're really bad at CS b) the person I spoke to was having a bad day or c) they're just trying to get an extra $30-40 per machine....
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I just pryed it open. Going to spend half the money for it for a decent lock that will fit for it, I hope my special needs brother isnt able to break it open.
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I don't think it will. I ordered it from my brother ce8080prw and after reseraching it and really looking at it online (it took a month to get here because it comes from china) I told them it wouldn't work with my machine. they were really good about refunding me my money before I even received the product. But I've noticed with my machine that it is VERY picky about parts, bobbins, and how everything must line up. Therefor, I would break down and buy the genuine brother part. I know, I want it too but I'll have to wait. *sigh*