Is this overcasting presser foot compatible with the snap on overcast foot for Juki HZL- F600 model.
1054479
If your sewing machine is a low-shank machine, it will fit. You need to look up the details of your machine.
867704
Check the site, I have a Janome and the should give you the machines the feet work on.
1208917
I also have Janome. A 6500 and a 6600. They are both low shank machines and both will except this foot. You will have to remove the small part with the snap on bar, but it will fit. The one in the picture is the one I have but when the one that pops up is a plastic style. You might try other listings to get a metal one. Hope this helps. Happy sewing!
2222310
I believe that as long as your machine has a low shank it will work. Be advised that this foot doesn't come with any directions and so I had to go online to find some. Plus I think for the money it pays to buy a regular gathering foot, the ones that look like monster that is what I ended up doing because I just couldn't get this one to work the way I wanted it to. I found a very nice one here on Amazon and it wasn't much over $10.00. Hope this helps you
1300408
This ball joint press is more than adequate to do F350 ball joints. You may need to another adapter to fit over ball joint. Look at 14 Piece Master Ball Joint Service Adapter Set in Case HTH
930117
Depends on what kind of presser foot they use. I'm not familiar with those sewing machines, so I don't know what kind of presser feet they take, but this is a low-shank clip-on presser foot.
1864791
I have a Brother machine and was concerned about whether it would fit and work properly since it's a Singer part. This ruffler foot is actually an "old-fashioned" type of foot, i.e., not a 'snap-on'. If your Singer accommodates snap-on feet, you'll need to remove the adapter before installing the ruffler foot. The previous replies provided good info also--take your time, make sure you've installed the foot exactly as it's shown in the photos and check needle position with manual operation first. Practice is good. Take time to fold/press/stitch a 1/8" hem on the side of the fabric not being ruffled. I missed this the first time; it makes a big difference!
1795070
I am not sure of your question... However if the screw is on the side of where your presser feet connect then yes it will work.... Mia
468728
Probably. In my experience all snap on feet fit all machines that have that feature.
1812696
If you have a low shank where your feet attach on your machine this foot should work just fine. I have 3 different machines..1 brother, 1 singer, and 1 willscox and gibbs and this foot works on all 3 of my machines. hope this helps.
1578555
Generally speaking, presses have the same threads all around. It should work just fine.
758040
No. You need to check with the manufacturer for whichever brand head you have. Some brands have a proprietary footswitch that you must order.
987885
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.
783993
Yes it will. That's the machine I have and bought this foot and it works great.
912058
If it has the snap on feet it should work, but check with your booklet or brother.
467728
If your machine can accept a snap on foot, it will work on it. Please note that the foot itself is not marked off. Personally I wish that each line were a different color to make it easier to follow, but I find it easier than following a shallow line on the machine itself. Good luck and happy stitiching!
279940
I am not familiar with Janome machines. However, you only need to know if the machine has a low, high, or slant shank. You can probably use your favorite search engine to find something which would either tell you, or have pictures of each type of shank. If your machine has a low shank, then this presser foot should work, but if it has a high shank, you would need to find a high-shank presser foot. Most machines are low-shank machines. I did look at a picture of the 8050, and to me, the shank looks "normal," which would make it a low shank machine, in which case this foot should fit. Hope this helps you.