Has anyone used these on a Brothers machine that uses SA156 bobbins? where are these made? Im sure they are not genuine Brothers..
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These are made in Hong Kong and take several weeks to arrive. They work in my Kenmore very well. I believe they are made to work in Janome, Brother and many others. Cost and quality are very good, just slow shipping.
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I believe they do. I have used them on 3 different Brother embroidery machines. I really like them.
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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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Does your machine have a snap on foot? I used it on my Elna and it was fine. I don't know the Brother machine..
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Discarded bobbins. They did not fit my Viking 120 sewing machine. Can't answer question. N. wilson
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I've had a Kenmore and these bobbins will work. These are the most common of bobbins.
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I live in the USA as well. I don't know where to purchase an adapter. The spools fit my Brother machine and I have not had any issues.
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I am not sure I took the chance of ordering these cause they size was right and the shape looked right, and when I got them everything was perfect for my machine. These are a good product and I will buy them again when these are all used up. Good luck but if the size is the same and the shape is the same do what I did and order them. Good Luck. Hope that helped.
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The cartridges had the markings of "Brothers" but they did not come in Brothers boxes. I doubt they were OEM cartridges. Like I said on my review, I believe them to be fakes because I've used numerous store bought Brothers cartridges for the last 2 years (for the same printer) and the ones I bought online did not work like all the other ones I bought from the retail stores that I've used in the past.
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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 went to the Brother-usa.com site & looked under "see all models" and clicked on "bobbins & cassettes" and it says that the 2800 D uses the same bobbins (SA156) as my sewing machine so I would think that the pre-wound bobbins (PWB250) for embroidery work would definitely work for your machine. http://www.brother-usa.com/Homesewing/ModelDetail.aspx?ProductID=NV2800D#.U3JEJPldXng If you have any more questions, the site also has a chat window to ask questions with a rep if you need any other clarification. You can order them from Amazon, Walmart & from Brothermall.com.
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I ordered and mine was OEM. Some comments stated they weren't OEM, but that was awhile ago. I got a Brother Brand Toner... I think the price is low because there's no overhead in selling in a store, etc. It's just a toner so it can't possible cost them that much to manufacuter. No idea but it was much much less than in stores.
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I answered in error. The answer should be NO, it is not an authentic Brother branded adapter
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NO, this is NOT a genuine Brother replacement part. The vendor tricked me with a Brother box in pic, but I will never buy from this vendor again.
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I don't know if they are or not. I think I went to the Brother site to find out. Good luck. (They might leak on your hands a little. I don't know if they are leaking inside my printer) But so far they are working OK. Not the greatest color. Next time I am going to spend a little more money and get something a little better.
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This machine uses Brother SA156 plastic bobbins. They are like Janome 102261103 plastic bobbins, and not like the generic Class 15 bobbin which is a bit too short and will cause machine clatter if you use them in these machines made for the slightly higher bobbin.
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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.