Why are the feet limited to machines that have a top loading drop in bobbin? My machine has a front loading bobbin. How does this make a difference?
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It has to do with the machines that this kit fits. This fits my Jenome magnolia, but is to short to work on my white rotary with a side loading bobbin. So if the distance and loading mechanism are the same on your machine it should fit.
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Does your machine have a snap on foot? I used it on my Elna and it was fine. I don't know the Brother machine..
1780145
do not deal with PrecisionSewing...get the foot from Janome for your particular machine. The foot I got was for a short shank and is of no use to me.
2281239
No. The rolled hem foot helps you manipulate the fabric into place to achieve a rolled hem, it has nothing to do with the bobbin. Is there a difference in the zipper foot for a horizontal bobbin vs. a vertical bobbin?
856924
I would check with the Designer 1 Viking sewing machine folks and inquire. I have put the foot on a couple machines that have the same style of putting the foot on a short shank machine. Hope this is of some help.
1077271
I am able to use this 1/4 in. foot on my basic Janome Sewing machine, Babylock Ellageo, Babylock Ellure Plus and Brother 4000D. The foot doesn't come with a shaft attached so it just clips on the one that is already on these machines. Hope this helps.
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Reinsert your bobbin and make sure you have it caught in the slot on bobbin case.After that hand turn your machine over.Rotate the wheel forward to go down into the bobbin case area.Thread should rotate around and be caught up by the sewing machine hook.Than the bobbin thread should come to the top.If this doesn't happen your timing on your machine might have been push off. Did you try to sew a really heavy fabric or thickness.This can move the timing out of placement.It will require having it checked by a sewing machine repairman.But first recheck that both top and bottom thread are threaded correctly.Also check your needle to see if it is bent or worn.Replacement is the easiest test. Also check to see if there is a lot of lint build up in the bobbin area.It can be cleaned out with canned air. How long have you had your machine and how much have you used it? Without seeing the machine I'm guessing at possible causes of problems with the machine.Did you have any problem with the tension before this problem came up?
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I honestly don't know which thread it is... I have spoken to several people who say it really doesn't matter which bobbin thread you use as long as its embroidery thread and the bobbin is the correct one for your machine. I have now used at least 60 of these bobbins with NO trouble at all. I have also used the empty to wind my own thread so that the back color matches when stitching lace, with NO problem! Hope this helps!!
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I did not keep that sewing machine so I do not know if you can change the presser feet out. I wanted a more heavy duty machine and even though they described it as being something that would do seveal different things once I received it I realized that it was more like a childs beginner sewing machine. It did not have a regular sewing machine foot. It was a small plastic one and it is very small machine so if you are wanting to sew more than the basic materials I don't think it will do it. Sorry but maybe this will give you a little more information about it.
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It works on both of my Brother machines that use a low shank foot. I have the Quattro2 and the LBW EMBROIDERY machines.
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This product has nothing to do with the type of machine you use. The bobbin portion is adjustable, and tightens to make a snug fit around the bobbin, then inserts into the center opening of the spool.That way it simply attaches a bobbin to spool of thread. Very handy and keeps things neat.
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I bought the extra feet. This machine is awesome. Yes! You can. And I do. If you are gonna spend this kind of money get the new one that has 5th spoil so you can overlock stitch. (The stitch used to hem tshirt and knit clothing). It was not out yet when I bought mine. Wise investment and well worth it
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I am not sure what your asking, but I think it is that the bobbin is slightly curved on the bottom not flat as the casing it goes into is curved for it to fit into.
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.
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I have no idea as I'm not an owner of that model Singer machine. I have used these bobbins in the two very old Singer sewing machines that I own besides the new machine that I bought for the ease of changing stitches and presser feet (although for straight stitching, nothing beats an old Singer -- 60 years or older).
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I wondered the same thing about my Brother Sewing Machine, I went on google to find out what sew machines would best fit the Gathering Foot and, there was the answer. It gave so much information about the subject.
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Hi, I'm not totally sure what you mean by that, but the "lift" on this presser foot lever is exactly like other machine's lift clearance when you raise the presser foot, it just raises normally like more basic Brother machines do.