How big is the throat space on this machine? Messured from needle to right side casing and from opening top to bottom.
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When the needle is in the default start-up position, I measure approximately 6.5 inches from the needle to the right side of the casing and approx 4.75 inches from the opening top to bottom.
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Looks like its about a meter.. I've got it all tucked neatly away inside the case at the moment and its a bit hard to get at.
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I think the needles are just you average size ones. But I sent my machine back because it didn't work when I got it.
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Hi Linda, It is 11 inches to the needle point. This is a really nice machine. Thanks, Scott
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The space with the machine is 30 inches across 17 inches deep and the shelf above can be adjusted. I can fit a Singer Featherweight in its case or an Baby Lock Esante. The height of the space is adjustable. Special note: you do have to crawl/bend under the table to get to the shelf. This is awkward so don't put anything to heavy to pull out easily. I keep the Featherweight and fabric under there. You will probably want to use a power strip behind it as the cord for the outlet on the pullout is short. Overall I like the unit.
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The cut out area is 3 1/4" wide x 8 3/8" plus that extra little cut out area in the front of 1 3/4 x 3 1/2" approx. The opening slides around the piece of my Janome "Harmone 8080" sewing machine that holds the bobbin (the bed) but there is a gap of about 2 1/2" on the left because it can't slide all the way. There is also a gap in the front of 1 3/4" x 3 1/2" because the shape of the sewing machine is different from the felting machine. Still for the price I think it's worth it and the gaps don't cause me any trouble and I've been using it regularly since I bought it a few years ago.
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The needle is too small for the gun. The cost of returning the gun wasmore then the costof buying the gun. The total needle measures 1 inch including the part that goes into the gun.
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If you use the BD Allergy Syringe (28G x 1/2" 1 ml), it penetrates the full depth of the needle, so I'm going to say 1/2". It can't go any further. I believe the spacers are for longer needles.This thing has been a lifesaver for me. I now inject my B12 M-W-F whereas previously I couldn't force myself to do it. Out of sight, out of mind - at least that works for me.Hope this helped!
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Overall size is standard 24x16". Tallest thickness is 5" on sides. Note the surface has sewn partitions. Center for back sleeping (1" hi); side raised for side sleeping position. Both bordered by cervical roll of two different circumferences. Too big?? Wouldn't fit into std pillow case. Two wouldn't fit on twin bed. Too thick which made neck bend. Filler material wouldn't stay in place properly. None of this should be a problem with the 200. However, it is stuffed firmly full. So much so that it is like trying to keep your cheek balanced on a padded rolling pin when side sleeping. Maybe the 220 Gentle would help this. Overall size is standard 24x16". Tallest thickness is 5" on sides. Note the surface has sewn partitions. Center for back sleeping (1" hi); side raised for side sleeping position. Both bordered by cervical roll of two different circumferences. Too big?? Wouldn't fit into std pillow case. Two wouldn't fit on twin bed. Too thick which made neck bend. Filler material wouldn't stay in place properly. None of this should be a problem with the 200. However, it is stuffed firmly full. So much so that it is like trying to keep your cheek balanced on a padded rolling pin when side... » Read More Overall size is standard 24x16". Tallest thickness is 5" on sides. Note the surface has sewn partitions. Center for back sleeping (1" hi); side raised for side sleeping position. Both bordered by cervical roll of two different circumferences. Too big?? Wouldn't fit into std pillow case. Two wouldn't fit on twin bed. Too thick which made neck bend. Filler material wouldn't stay in place properly. None of this should be a problem with the 200. However, it is stuffed firmly full. So much so that it is like trying to keep your cheek balanced on a padded rolling pin when side sleeping. Maybe the 220 Gentle would help this. « Show Less
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Time to take some measurements. The throat opening on the puller is 1.250 and the outer shell at the bottom inside corner radius is 3", looking at the posted picture for reference. The puller definitely can pull it if it fits your application. Hope this helps.
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Your machine should be adjusting tension automatically....I would check your needle versus type of fabric you're sewing/embroidering, check to see if you have a piece of thread broken apart in the head of the machine that could be catching on your sewing thread. You can manually adjust tension by running the thread back and forth at the top rear...then, Thread the machine. check your manual or on-line for the description. If you are embroidering, be sure you are using quality thread. I've used less "expensive" & paid for it in breakage in the middle of the piece. Try slowing down the stitching speed & make sure you are using the proper backing for your fabric. You could still have thread caught in the bobbin case which could be exerting too much pressure on the top thread. I would try a thorough cleaning, vacuum.....your machine out....never blow it like a computer. The sewing machine has oiled, moving parts & blowing the dirty, dust, lint pushes it into the machine and eventually causes a sludge..... Check to make sure you haven't knocked the timing out.....if the machine increases in frequency of breakage, look at your bobbin case...make sure the needle isn't hitting the plastic instead of the hole ...sliding off into the bobbin. Goodness, I hope this helpS!!! All else fails, call Singer support...they are easy to work with...I've called them in e past. THey will walk you through maintenance to get you up and running. I love my 400!!! Use it all the time....one of three sewing machines.....I have a 43 year old brother I can't part with as well.. Good luck MMh
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My wife says: The machine does not make any more or less noise than any other machine she uses. It does make a peculiar noise when powered up to "rehome" the needle to exact center if it is not already there. This is normal, but there is noting in the user manual about this. In general, she thinks that it IS pretty quiet and adds that it is a very good machine. Mike
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I was referring to my dress shirt neck size - I buy 18 1\2" to 19 " neck size dress shirts but they are slightly loose so I don't choke with the top buttoned - you can purchase one of these if you like and see if when they pump up to expand the length the swelling in the middle of the collar does not choke you - be careful is my only added thought - have someone possibly with you when you try the unit if you purchase one - Amazon will let you send back if you feel it does not work :-)
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The machine uses plastic bobbins. It's in storage so I can't measure, but according to the specs it's 8.8 inches from front to back. It's a good machine -- I've enjoyed using it.
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The needle it self is 5 1/2" to where it screws into the base. 6" all total.
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The needle should fit into one of the two indentations on the bottom of the EkoBrew. If you try to force it you're either going to puncture a hole in the bottom of the EkoBrew (which my husband did...grrr) or break the needle (thank goodness he didn't do that). I knew I was in trouble when he said to me "did you know there's a certain way that has to fit in the coffeemaker?" Yes dear, I did. :/
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Mine had the foam just inside the filler neck and I used needle nose pliers to pull it out. It still fills slowly but at least I can fill it.