Pic shows the foot and the shank adapter, does it include both or just the snap on foot only? If not, pic is misleading as to what buyer would get.
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I bought this item and only received the foot that snaps on. Hope this helps.
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Mine came with the quick shoe. The thread size is standard and fits all of my equipment.
857789
No that particular singer doesn't use snap on feet and I do not believe if you had a shank adaptor it would work.
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Shoes are not included. Comes with pins. A bit of work to install but makes cleaner function like new. Get new wings also .
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From what I have read, it has both. I think foot petal for the lower speed and twist handle with foot pedal for the higher speed?
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Hi! My singer is older and has a slant shank, which works with ths foot. Look in your manual or at your standard presser to see if yours has a slant shank.
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It has stick option, but didn't come with foot pedal!The picture here is wrong, below is the link to the right one.http://www.everlastgenerators.com/product/tig-stick/powertig-185
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I receive one item and which foot do I put it on and explain to me please and if I order anoder side how u so sure ill not get the same side I 1st ordered?
740476
It's the one to change the foot for different items to sew. There is an instruction manual that came with it. Read it
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I said it comes with both...I believe it does. That said, Amazon says people buy the 1/4 inch adapter with this.
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When I got mine shipped, it didn't have the shoe mount included even though it said it was. I had to file a grievance with Amazon
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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!
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It does not come with the foot switch...that is sold separately but totally worth it.
1069599
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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No snap pin or holes. The foot is at the end of a bolt that is screwed in and out of the leg to adjust height as needed.
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The first thing you need to consider is the sewing machine. Does your machine accept high shank or low shank presser feet. Most newer machines use low shank presser feet. The item pictured is not a presser foot. It is a snap-on presser foot low shank adapter. Without a snap on presser foot to go with the snap on shank adapter you have nothing. A high or low shank presser foot is one piece and complete and only need to be attached to the machine and secured with the screw to function. The snap on presser feet were designed for speed, convenience and utility for changing presser feet for different sewing conditions. You only need to secure the snapon adapter to the sewing machine once. Then a wide variety of sewing snap on feet can be used with easy snap on / snap off utility. Don't know if there is a high shank snapon adapter. Beware that none of this works if you have a slant shank vs straight vertical sewing machine. Also, don't know if all manufacturer snap on presser feet fit all manufacturer snap on shank adapters. My limited experience is that most snap on shank adapters and snap on presser feet are compatible with each other. Good luck.
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It has shoes that attach at different heights and a single drift cutter is included. I personally don't recommend this item; however, since I've had various problems with it. It clogs easily and is cheaply constructed. A part in mine also broke which makes it more difficult to use; which I'll have to live with, since the warranty is useless because they have no repair locations in my state.