Does any one know if these come wound with the Brother #90 Bobbin thread
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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!!
1411660
They are threaded. I have no idea if they would work. Not too expensive to give it a try, good luck!
178030
The ones I received were 3/8-16 threads per inch! I used them on a big stainless steel Bar-B-Que with 3/8-16 nuts and locking washers.
2070645
I bought these bobbins for my Designer Ruby by Viking which is pretty close to the Diamond and they work great! I never had a problem with them. I will definitely buy them again. Good luck!
481089
I don't know. Mine is a 6220. These are kind of cheap, though. I've had them break in half while winding the bobbin. Wouldn't recommend.
1611441
I had not try them with Mettler threads until now, they do work. You have to push the Handi Bobs a little hard and they stay and go all the way in. I am loving this thing, keep the bobbins organize better.
116504
i have no idea but i do know the thread is nice and they were a great company to deal with, so just ask them maybe they can help good luck :-)
1007559
Since you didn't get an answer on your question, I'll try to answer you. First, these are EMBROIDERY needles, not sewing needles. As long as you know the difference, you'll be fine. Otherwise, I'd call Bernina and ask them if these will work, because asking questions here will only get answers from Brother machine owners, because Brother installs Organ needles and suggests these to their users. Again, I'd call Bernina if you haven't already done so.
72713
Im not sure what the thread count is. However, I am sure that they are a metric thread. The cost is such a cheep price, If it were me, just give it a try. God bless and good luck.
1513115
They were drilled, but not threaded. Some of them came already threaded, which I would have preferred, because I didn't have much luck in tapping them.
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Sorry, I don't know for sure. I have a 1500S so I can't say for sure. I would call a sewing machine supply store to ask the question, only make sure they service Brother machines
1134127
I don't know. I was able to Google my machine to find a part number for the bobbin. Good luck.
715747
Actually I bought these by accident. If you are interested, I will sell them to you for $20 plus shipping. I don' have a Brother, I have a happy commercial machine. The thread size notations are very confusing because there are a number of different systems for describing thread sizes and I am not sure what is in the Brother manual. This having been said, the bobbin thread used for embroider is usually lighter than the top thread. If you are doing basic embroidery with the threads that are advertised as machine embroidery threads, these bobbins will work just fine for you. ferrar@roadrunner.com
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i don`t know i`m lucky that it had my machine on there kenmore. i just started sewing so i`m really sorry i can`t help you. look at the page that they are on and it says what kind of machine they fit. i hope that helps. iv`e only been sewing a couple months
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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. :)
341547
If you will just go to http://www.brother-usa.com/supplies/accessorylist.aspx?Model=PC6500#.U76WY_ldXng you can find out all about what works with your PC6500 machine. Then click on "bobbins" it says that your machine uses SA155 bobbins (size 9.4). If you click on the tab "embroidery thread" it lists pre-wound bobbins PWB200 (white) & PWB200B (black) as suitable for your machine. You can order these bobbins from http://www.walmart.com/ip/Brother-Pre-wound-Black-Embroidery-Bobbin-Thread/34083995 (black $8.25) or go to Brothermall.com & put in your machine number (PC6500) then click on "embroidery thread" you can find the white pre-wound bobbins PWB200 (white $14.99) and black PWB200B (black $15.99). You can also buy spools of embroidery bobbin threads at any sewing machine dealer or online, You can also go to Amazon.com, click on "arts, crafts & sewing" then search for Brother PWB200 or PWB200B pre-wound bobbins" & both will pop-up for you ($8 - $9/pkg). Of course, you could just buy some more of your size bobbins SA155 & just wind your own as you need them just like you do your regular thread. JoAnn's & Hancocks may carry spools of 60 wt. embroidery bobbin thread. You could also go to your local Brother sewing machine dealer to buy what you need but you will usually pay more. I would definitely take the time to note somewhere in your computer or in your sewing machine manual (or buy a manual for your machine from Brother) both the bobbin number SA155 & the bobbin size 9.4 and that the bobbin thread they sell in the pre-wound bobbins is a 60 wt bobbin thread for future reference. Hope that this helps.
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i don't see why they wouldn't work. I believe they all use the same bobbin.