how big is the hoop on the brother LB6770PRW
2026025
Hoop ID 5" x 6" comes with LB6770. Go to Brother accessories site to see if it will take larger ones. Haven't done much embroidery but it's always perfect.
1557667
I have used the 5x7 with my Brother SE400. You can still only do 4x4 designs but if you add names under the design the larger hoop allows you to do that without unhooping the shirt. You will simply move the hoop up. I like having the larger hoop to add names or additional design but your machine will only do 4x4 designs.
1946853
I'm not sure. They work well on my Brother PE500, that supports a 4" x 4" hoop. I could use the larger hoop, I just can't make my machine accept anymore than a 4" design. I've found Brother products to work well, but be kind of picky (especially with bobbins), but I found these to fit my machine well.
1958187
Sorry it took me so long to answer. I've been out of town couple weeks.bracket to bracket is 23.5"
1084899
I just installed it today so I can't answer the question, though I presume the capacity is similar to Brother's. My first printouts looked fine, by the way.
486857
I'm guessing its around 6 inches. The net is quite flexible.. As long as ball fits in hoop, you should be able to get it through the net. A second ball is good idea as our kids fight over it.
699329
Mine's still in the box, so I measured it. Not 3 in - About halfway between 2.5 and 2.75 in of threaded section.
1176060
Jose, I have both the Brother SE400 and the PE770. Neither one will embroider outside their fields. That is, the 400 will only embroider a 4 x 4 area and the 770 up to 5 x 7. You can buy adjustable hoops that you can adjust to use more than one pattern, but it will not increase the sizes. It is only helpful if you are sewing more than one pattern and you won't have to re-hoop. Hope that helps. Sandi
290365
approximately 42 inches. I LOVE the hoop and I CAN do it now. The weight really does work.
1655902
Twenty six inches or longer, I got one on Amazon for $25 and it works great! It ships in two pieces and you thread it together.
1521594
I can't remember for sure, but I think it was either 4" or 6". It tells in the description on Amazon.com
1254224
The stated size is incorrect. It is approximately 4 inches in diameter. And in response to one comment about it's quality: I have had very good service from. If you are an engineer the commercial one is fine but for the average homemaker it is too complicated. I purchased a commercial one for around $75 and couldn't get it to work accurately.
1751150
For this machine, 4 x 4 is the largest size for the image being embroidered. There is a larger hoop, but it will not extend the size of the image. It only saves you the time of re-hooping for doing two or more smaller images on your material. "IMHO" could not have been giving an answer for this machine. Other machines have criteria for bigger hoops and the machine was not identified in the answer.
83634
Not sure exactly. It's quite small though. Definitely not the size of a regular basketball. Not even the size of a "junior" bball.
164738
I have a Brother, and I think it's a PE-770. I just download the monograms onto a jump drive and then put the jump drive into my USB port on my machine.
1316435
I'd say about: 5 inches. Hek of machine for the price. No probs yet. Guess I got lucky with the installation people, who knew what they were doing. I've used it everyday, since purchase!
1660193
The other responses match my experience. The hoops were smaller than I expected at ~12"H.