does this machine have an extra high presser foot?
493434
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.
207713
Unfortunately, I am not familiar with that machine. The foot fit my Brother but did not fit my Janome 4120 QDC. Sorry. But on the up side, if it doesn't you can always return it. Another place to get feet for machines is at AllBrands.com.
1559568
No, I had no problem with the foot press or the bobbin. Try redoing the bobbin it may be in wrong since that happens at times.
1079159
No. You turn knobs to change the stitch length or presser foot pressure; push a button for needle up/down; push a button for automatic needle threading; lift a lever to raise or lower the presser foot (or press your knee against the knee lever); hold a lever down while you stitch to go in reverse for a back stitch; push a button (or press your heel on the foot pedal) to cut the thread and raise the foot. It only does a straight stitch so there's not really anything to computerize. The machine is all metal (even the bobbins) not plastic, industrial strength, and sews like a dream.
36989
This machine has no button attachment feature but it does have a 4-step buttonhole foot that makes excellent buttonholes. I used it just the other day and hand sewed my buttons onto the garment.
535609
Yes, it does. If you go go Janome.com and click on "machines", then your model, then "accessories", it will list all of the feet for your machine along with the part #'s. That way you can search on the part # to find what you need on Amazon.
1754346
Yes it does. Pages 44/45 of manual gives instructions for adjusting for thick seams. There's a presser foot locking pin that can be adjusted for this. Haven't tried that yet. Love this machine, I actually have two, one at each daughter's house. Manual is complete, clear and customer service if you need to ask a question is available forever. Take a look at http:solutions.brother.com.
211165
What sort of presser foot does your machine take? High-shank, low-shank, slanted-shank? The overlock foot is a "low-shank clip-on" foot. I just glanced at the manual for the Futura XL-550 and it doesn't say which type of presser foot it takes, but the illustration shows a clip-on, so this overlock foot should work with your machine. No guarantees, of course, but it looks like it does.
477022
There is no foot pedal included. I believe it is a $150 extra from everlast. The welder comes with a finger control that works well.
2100296
It will if you have a low shank machine, meaning if where the screw is on the side of the presser foot bar is low almost at the bottom of the bar then yes it will.
1647835
I really don't know. If your machine has a low or short shank it should. I know it works on the Futura machine and I think it is better than the one that came with my machine because it gets closer to the zipper or anything you want to get close to. When I googled your machine a site came up that sells parts and the shank used to attach the snap on presser feet looks exactly like mine and one is described as a low shank, so my guess is it would fit.
1958983
No. These feet aren't for your machine. Overlock machines use two needles and have very different feet. These feet are for a low shank machine.
1050108
The machine comes with only very basic presser feet. I bought a universal presser foot kit in addition on Amazon and that is where my rolled hem came from. I recommend you buy a kit. Happy sewing ! I love this workhorse!!
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.
1863051
I bought the machine for my Granddaughter and didn't see the machine. I assume it has a foot pedal but can't be sure. Contents list should tell you though.
2043406
The machine comes with an overcast presser foot. The overcast presser foot allows you to do seams with the serge look. The overcast presser foot is a handy little foot to own.
845150
This foot is a "Low Shank" presser foot. To determine which presser foot you need for your machine - (High Shank or Low Shank): To Measure: When presser foot is down, measure the distance from the bottom of the pressure foot to the screw-hole that holds the foot onto the presser bar. *A high shank machine measures approximately 1 1/4" from the presser foot screw to the bottom of the foot. (Uses High Shank Sewing Feet) *A low shank machine measures approximately 3/4" from the presser foot screw to the bottom of the foot. (Uses Low Shank Sewing Feet) Sometimes you can find adapters, but I would try to find "low" or "high" shank as your machine needs. I hope this helps you!!