Can these be used with sewing machines that do not have removable bobbin cases? My machines have bobbins that just drop into the base - no case.
449375
Yes, that's how my machine is too. I just drop in the Genie before I drop in the bobbin. Works great!
1510023
I think so. I have a Baby Lock, and I'm pretty sure I have used Pfaff bobbins when I couldn't get the Baby Lock ones, so I think the Handi_Bobs will work. They may be a little tight, but they fit.
800396
Yes, and they work quite well. I've never had any issues using these bobbins with my SE400.
248692
Yes, they will fit all Bernina models that use the standard size bobbins. They will not fit, however, the newer 7 & 8 series machines that use the larger jumbo size bobbins.
1763133
If the Janome bobbins are all the same, they will work. They work in my Janome, but I don't know the model number.
2012227
HMMMMM..... I use these for just about every sewing/quilting job I have. BUT I'm using fabric, not satin cord or chain. You are concerned that they would crush the chain or cord? They should work great, but try w/ something not important first???
2016585
Yes, These bobbins are compatible with all the babylock machines mentioned on the babylock site over here http://www.babylock.com/accessories/?Product_ID=BLG-BOB
1238637
They say they do. They just make the bobbin spin easier, my thought is yes. I do know for sure they will work on Phaff and Janome, as I have used them on both. Seem to do their job pretty well, not perfect, but do see improvement, so I'll keep using them.
1245644
The handibobs do not go in the machine. They just sit on the top of the spool of thread and hold the bobbin until you want to use it. Hope that helps.
572156
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.
789042
You might talk to your local dealer if possible, or try googling "sewing machine insert." I did and there was quite a number of hits. I really like my lift. I use it with my serger and don't have an insert, although it would be helpful if I got one. I may have to check it out.
1290137
I am not sure which bobbins you are talking about, however, if you go to the Brother website, you should be able to search your machine and the bobbins that will work for it. Good luck. :)
101601
I would be hesitant to use them around needles. That would be a manufacturer questions, but I would be really surprised if they said yes.
854373
I don't see any reason why not. I don't sew, but I can tell that the fabric is not too heavy for a sewing machine. It looks like a winning solution to me.
512257
I don't have a bobbin but I believe it would fit. I do not recommend this product if you expect it to stay in the base. You put your pills in and pick it up and all of the containers fall out of the base.
1354661
Don't see why not/ I would think they would work better the covers with glue added at the factory. But I am not an expert on that.I do tho like the way this machine works. Just as advertised
168983
The one I have does not but I believe it would be easy enough to put them in of you had a sewing machine available. Seems like a moot point as this item is no longer available at Amazon.