I live in the USA have never seen a spool with such a big hole. Where do I buy an adaptor (link please) to make these spools fit my Janome? Thanks.
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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 really do not know. I bought this because it was cheap enough to take a chance on my Venturer CD1832 Boom Box...didn't work-the female end was too large to fit in slot by 1-2 mm so I trimmed it only to find that once I could get it in the slot it the male were too far apart to fit in the female end. The cord on my Janome sewing machine is the same so I went to this website and just bought another one of those. http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/power-cord-universal-x50018001.aspx You may be able to call them and ask them to measure the distance between the prongs centers. Hope this helps.
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You can use the regular 0.065 line that comes in bulk 200" I do not think that 0.095 will fit as you cannot get the line in holding slot.Only point getting line and spool is if you lost/broke spool.
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Whether they fit or not, these bobbins are crap! Not worth a cent. I have a sewing school and thought I'd buy them as they'd fit my machines, which are also made by Janome. They were warped, broke easily and were yellowed, like the plastic was old. Do not buy these! By these other ones on Amazon, Link: http://amzn.com/B0038RAYL2. They will fit in your machine. I don't work for anyone who makes bobbins, just in case you want to know. I am trying to save you from a bad purchase. Your machine, as many machines now, use a class 15 bobbin. But, make sure, if you buy a bobbin labeled as a class 15, that you do not choose one that has a flat top/bottom. There are some class 15 bobbins that have a thinner edge and they are smaller than the ones I recommend and will not feed well when you use them. I hope this helps you.
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I'm not sure about your model, but I have the Janome DC5100, which has a drop-in bobbin and they fit perfectly. I'm pretty sure that all Janome bobbins are pretty standard, but it would be best to contact Janome just to make sure.
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I have a Janome MyStyle100 - not familiar with 7318 but at the store, there were two models of walking foot for Janome and which one you use depends on the position of your bobbin placement, either "horizontal" or "rotary" - mine is horizontal, meaning it lies flat below and to the front of the needle. I have another machine where the bobbin goes in a casing which installs it in a more upright position somewhat to the left of the needle - those are the ones called rotary and would use the other foot. I got mine at a fabric store that also sells sewing machines, and it was a few dollars less than ordering from Amazon - if you have a sewing machine place that sells Janome, I would ask them which walking foot you should get.
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It's on the instruction book page 13. Make sure you change your needle regularly. If that don't work call a Janome dealer, they are real helpful.
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If your Janome has a foot that all of your interchangeable feet 'latch' onto, it should work. Most Janome machines do. The problem with this foot is that it's poorly designed. The back is too wide and will not let you sew the top around the zipper pull without an ugly curve or doing it in several steps after you've moved the zipper pull out of the way--a pain. I suggest you look at the Kalevel foot instead.
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I bought mine for an Olivetti, as they are all the same width i just rewound it on my spools and it works fine, might be what you have to do.
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I didn't see anything on Amazon, other than line you would have to wind on the spool you have. I'd call Greenworks directly:1-888-90-WORKS
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I don't know. I do know that they state they are compatible with a Janome and they are NOT.
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I use my own line but I've found its impossible to get a hand wound spool to feed correctly no matter what I've tried. At the same time, prepacked spools work just fine for feeding line.
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I think it will work. It's a large spool and not a cone. I really like this thread. I have all collections.
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I'd like to know where everyone else got their poles from, because it didn't fit any of mine. Off to the pool store tomorrow to try and fine a new one that will fit. Very inconvenient!
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The only locally store bought ones that I can get to fit the adapters are Saran Plastic Wrap and Cut Rite Waxed Paper...neither my Press n Seal nor Reynolds aluminum foil have a big enough tube opening for the adapters to fit---I fought with them for about 20 minutes and gave up. I really like the ease of using plastic wrap with the wraptastic, but it does tend to slide on my formica counter top. I need to find something that I can add on to the "feet" to keep it from sliding. It cuts the wrap without any overlapping and self-sticking that usually occurs. I have 2 now but don't think I'll buy any others, due to the problem with the cardboard roll openings. The only locally store bought ones that I can get to fit the adapters are Saran Plastic Wrap and Cut Rite Waxed Paper...neither my Press n Seal nor Reynolds aluminum foil have a big enough tube opening for the adapters to fit---I fought with them for about 20 minutes and gave up. I really like the ease of using plastic wrap with the wraptastic, but it does tend to slide on my formica counter top. I need to find something that I can add on to the "feet" to keep it from sliding. It cuts the wrap without any overlapping and self-sticking that usually occurs. I have 2 now but don't... » Read More The only locally store bought ones that I can get to fit the adapters are Saran Plastic Wrap and Cut Rite Waxed Paper...neither my Press n Seal nor Reynolds aluminum foil have a big enough tube opening for the adapters to fit---I fought with them for about 20 minutes and gave up. I really like the ease of using plastic wrap with the wraptastic, but it does tend to slide on my formica counter top. I need to find something that I can add on to the "feet" to keep it from sliding. It cuts the wrap without any overlapping and self-sticking that usually occurs. I have 2 now but don't think I'll buy any others, due to the problem with the cardboard roll openings. « Show Less
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Hi, I bought them to try. Since I use Singer and Schmetz needles as well in my Janome, I would think they are standard
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I don't know about your machine - I have a Janome 6600. All of them fit my machine fine except the gathering foot. It needs an adapter. I am pleased with the quality of these feet. When I got them I knew I would have duplicates of some and putting these side by side with those that came with my machine, it is hard to tell them apart. The magnet is great, very strong.