does this hold the larger embroidery spools?
1818049
I tried my 1500 yd sulky rayon embroidery thread on my 120 spool rack, and the pegs are not spaced far enough apart to put them side by side. I can fit them on, but need to leave every other peg either empty, or with a regular spool of thread in between (like Guterman274 yd or Coats & Clark 250 yd regular thread). If you want to fill all pegs with the larger embroidery threads, get the 33 or 60 Cone spool rack.
1818050
This rack is great for all my size threads. It even hold my embroidery spools that have the plastic cover on them. The top rack will hold some 7" spools that I have also. A great buy!
1818051
Yes, it holds larger spools. The spools with a little larger bottom fit right next to each other and the spools with a very large bottom have to skip a place.
639906
Depending on what you mean by larger. The machine has a limit of 4 x 4 and you will not be able to make it any higher the the 4 inches but with the larger hoop you will be able to extend to almost 4 x 8 inches to do writing that is longer then 4 inches long and the large hoop has a double set of attachment on the hoop to move the hoop to continue your writing etc. Hope that this is helpful. I do not have the LB600 though but the SE 400 is what I have and it's almost the same machine, and I'm able to extend the embroidery in the length wise direction.
98126
The bottom section is deep and could probably hold 80 to 100 smaller sized spools if you layered them on top of each other. The top tray is not as deep and is sectioned. I don't use it for thread but you possibly could. I use it for pins, needles, measuring tape, buttons etc. I love the sewing basket. It looks beautiful and holds all of my supplies. Hope this helps.
129251
Hello This will hold their different colored bands but not the looms. Hope this helps! Dawnie
1226200
Hi! I have several different Brother Machines, with bobbins of different sizes. This case holds all of them just fine. I actually have 4 cases as I like to keeps all bobbins of the same size in the same case. I use one case for filled bobbin thread for my embroidery machines. :)
1736046
I am using the last spool that I have, and no longer have a wrapper, so I cannot answer your question.
371612
Everything I read said it would, but my little typewriter is so old that the lower part of the spools cannot be removed. I ordered this because it was the closest I could get size wise. I figured for the price it was worth a try. I had to remove the ribbon from the spools and wind it on to the original spools to use it. I hope this helps.
477548
Yes this will hold ten gauge 20 gauge and twelve gauge.Has very good tight quality stitching,better than other brands.
1938290
Yes and I highly recommend! That's exactly what I use them for ... along with the super-satchel double deep box (by ArtBin 6990AB). Perfect for storing serger thread! The double-deep boxes are stackable so takes up less space for storing your thread/fabric. Enjoy!
1857474
Sorry to be so late with this. My loom is 7 by 7. Often the loops seem too big for this. I took one loop and it stretched fairly easily to 7 1/4. Loops are variable in size, but it's rare or never that a loop just barely stretches across my loom.
1646821
I used the largest size on one of those kids band looms when younger if that's the type you mean. Not ideal but works, most loom hooks are longer/thinner with a deeper hook. A modified wire coat hanger works better for that.
2026025
Hoop ID 5" x 6" comes with LB6770. Go to Brother accessories site to see if it will take larger ones. Haven't done much embroidery but it's always perfect.
778113
I would say<yes,you shouldn't have any problem.I have a larger embroidery/sewing machine that fits just fine.
879902
I think it may depend on your calculator, but I just put one spool in ran the ribbon through the "track" like setup that it runs through to be used and placed the other spool on it's holder.
1768949
I dont know for sure, but assume that it will since it is adjustable for width (to a point). As for spools, you need to determine the size of the threaded holes. But I believe they are nearly universal
377518
Yes I believe so. Make sure you use an embroidery needle and you'll probably needba net over the thread to control it.
1083316
No, it will not. However, they don't tell you that. I did write a review earlier that the tray serger thread holder is not tall enough for the Madeira serger threads, but I purchased one at Joann's that although not tall enough is wide enough to hold numerous threads of any shape and size. Sorry, I no longer have the specific name for this holder, but just browse Joann's plastic notion containers and you will surely find it.