what presser feet come with the machine?
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In addition to the attached presser foot for normal sewing, there are: a blind stitch hem foot, a hemmer foot, an overedge foot, a zipper foot, a transparent buttonhole foot, a zigzag foot and an automatic buttonhole foot. When I use a zigzag stitch, I use the normal foot (don't change it to a zigzag foot) and it works fine. I use this machine almost daily and am very satisfied.
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UPDATE: I originally answered that the Distinctive Blind Hem Presser Foot would work with the Brother. Well, it does BUT NOT WITH THE BROTHER SERGER! My thanks to Margaret E. Hannibal whose answer pointed me to an overlooked fact: R.Eakin was inquiring about the Brother Serger, not an "ordinary" Brother sewing machine. The Serger is not a sewing machine as one (me) might ordinarily think: it is used to cut, sew, and edge fabrics in one step. My apologies, too, to R. Eakin for my terrific answer . . . sigh . . . that had nothing to do with the Serger. I am leaving my discussion of low-/high-shank presser feet under the heading of "General Sewing Machine Features." Regarding presser feet - in general. First some anatomy: when lowered, the presser foot sandwiches the material between itself and the feed dog (the toothy plate that advances the material); the presser foot snaps onto the shank; the shank is screwed onto the presser bar; the presser bar is what one raises and lowers to raise and lower the presser foot. For the most, there are two types of presser feet shanks: low (most) and high (some, e.g. a few singers). To determine whether the shank is low or high, with any presser foot attached to your machine, lower the presser foot all the way (no fabric on the machine) to the feed dog and measure from the feed dog (i.e., the bottom of the presser foot) to the screw hole (where the shank is screwed onto the presser bar). For low shanks, the distance will be approximately three-quarters of an inch (3/4"); for high shanks the distance will be approximately one and one-quarter inches (1 1/4"). The "Distinctive Blind Hem Sewing Machine Presser Foot" is for low shank machines. However, you can buy an attachment to adapt the a low shank machine to a high shank machine if you cannot find the appropriate high shank presser foot. Hope this is not too verbose. Ed
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Best way to find out, is to go to the Brother website, enter your model number on the query line. It will give you a list of all feet that will work with your model.
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This foot does not come with a shaft. Since you use your own shaft, it should fit any machine.
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You can adjust the left/right needle position (details are on page 21 of the manual). I've not found any information on adjusting the presser foot pressure.
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I saw them available on Amazon. Do a search for Janome presser feet on Amazon.
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I have a Singer Quantum Stylist 9960 and it fits and works just fine. It attaches just like any other presser foot does. Quick and easy to use. I absolutely love it! Good luck.:o)
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If that machine has a short shank, which I believe it does, the feet and attachments should work nicely.
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Yes, I also have the Brother CS-6000i and this foot fits perfectly. I have used it many times.
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Included is a disk with PDFs of the workbook to help understand the machine, a manual, a vinyl dust cover, a little tool kit with oil, necessary screwdriver and allen wrench, tweezers for threading, thread spool discs, extra needles, mesh thread holders, and 6 additional presser feet. The extra feet are: bead/sequin, elastic, cording, taping, blind hem/lace and a shirring foot.
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This foot is a "Low Shank" presser foot. To determine which presser foot you need for your machine - (High Shank or Low Shank): To Measure: When presser foot is down, measure the distance from the bottom of the pressure foot to the screw-hole that holds the foot onto the presser bar. *A high shank machine measures approximately 1 1/4" from the presser foot screw to the bottom of the foot. (Uses High Shank Sewing Feet) *A low shank machine measures approximately 3/4" from the presser foot screw to the bottom of the foot. (Uses Low Shank Sewing Feet) Sometimes you can find adapters, but I would try to find "low" or "high" shank as your machine needs. I hope this helps you!!
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I don't think they will. Serger presser feet are usually longer than standard sewing machine presser feet.
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Hi, This is Toni, To make your life easier and for comparison purposes, key in "brother SC9500" and click on that machine with the 'Prime' listed when you get to that machine scroll down to BEFORE the listing of the off-site 3rd party sellers, underneath the 'item number and weight and length and width of the machine. It will describe the machine and give the feet... Id did NOT see the 1/4 inch foot listed. Hope this helps,Toni
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No, however in the "up" position the presser foot doesn't raise up as high as normal machine so little fingers can't fit under the foot.
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Mine came with FloorGuard graphite mallet, pre-finished-flooring adapter foot, and three base plates (1/2, 5/8, and 3/4 inch).
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Yes. There is a knob on top that can be twisted to decrease or increase the pressure on the presser foot.
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The presser foot is one of the higher ones, and it has sewn multiple layers (possibly even 4). This of course depends on the thickness of each, but it can handle more than usual.