Does this work on a Janome JW5622? (I can't find anywhere that says whether it has a high or low shank)?
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Hi Claire. From the specs it appears that it should work. I have a Janome New Home Mechanical that I bought 20 years ago and have used it in manufacturing cloth dolls. It is still going strong. Hope this helps! DJ.
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I don't know; I have different model so you will have to ask a Janome dealer to make sure. I mean, these are pretty standard for the Janome and you can always return it if it doesn't fit. Good luck to you.
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I have a short shank Singer and it works fine , I would think if your machine uses other "generic " short shank type feet it would be fine
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I have a 'high shank' Kenmore and it works on my machine; however it would help if your needle can be positioned in increments as it has to go through the plate of the Ruffler plus you must have the snap on feet feature. Would suggest if you have a Janome Dealership close to where you live they will order you one as that is who I got mine from. Just ensure to ask about their refund policy IN CASE it doesn't work with your model. By the way, I purchased mine for the same price listed here and I live in Canada where things are usually far more expensive than that of the U.S.A. Hope this helps.
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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'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'm not sure. I have a Janome MC9500 and they work flawlessly. My only complaint is that sometimes it is hard to find that little stick out of thread to get the bobbin started.
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I contacted Curt to ask about this shank as a replacement for the 17222 kit that I had purchased (1,400/14,0000 kit). They told me this shank would work with my kit. Hope that helps. (Feel free to call them at 800-798-0813 to check on your particular application. They have always been very helpful to me.
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I don't own a janome gem but I believe this foot will work on any Janome Sewing Machine.
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Yes, according to the Janome website the Circular Sewing Attachment #200024109 will fit the following machines: MC11000, 6300P, HD3000, DC1018, Magnolia 7330, Magnolia 7360, DC2013, DC5100, 4120QDC, 8077, 49018, 49360, DC2012, DC2014, DC3050, DC4030P, JW7630, DC2015
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I bought this foot especially for a Janome 4120QDC. From what I can tell it is like the 3160 with a little more bells and whistles. I haven't tried it yet but I remember checking it out before buying and it was compatible.
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Here is a link to a video that is titled, "Open Toe Free Motion Spring Foot by HUSQVARNA VIKING" it looks to me that if your machine has this same type ankle/foot that you have a "low shank" you just have to take off the whole ankle not just the foot, that this free motion darning attachment would most likely work. Take a look at this: ( I hope this helps) :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW6spUsn5jM&sns=em
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hey will fit most low shank machine. Mine is a CG-590 and they fit. I am not familiar with either of the machines you ask about. Amazon does allow for things to be returned if they do not work.
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I do not have that machine, so I cannot say. However, you should be able to google it and find out if your model fits the shank requirements. Hope this helps.
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There is a converter for tall shank machines, so you could use this with your machine. But I would get the converter first. I've seen them on eBay and you could check out goldstar tools on the web.
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I am not familiar with that model, but the Mfg. could probably tell you. I use it on a Sears High Wheel, and it works very well.
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http://www.ehow.com/facts_6153221_low-high-shank-sewing-machines.html This is how I decided. However, although I have a low shank machine the screw provided with my original presser foot was not long enough for this presser foot. I had been using the zipper foot on my Singer machine and it works OK, but I purchased the Distinctive presser feet for welting and I am determined to figure it out.