reviews for singer 2277
165681
This machine is compact, yet powerful. It delivers all the basic needs of a larger machine in a small, affordable Singer
2008430
15J. Fits both of my singers. it was agood purchase and Worth the money for me.
2188263
Yes, a good one. I,m using the UMC 200 and it is excellent. The difference between a fine one and a common one is like day and nigth. I was very surprised.
1358229
I would not trust it to sew leather. I sent my machine like this back. It kept dropping stitches. Singers are made with plastic gears. I would instead look at a Husqvarna Viking. If you are looking for a basic model, go with a 118. THey run about $400. If you want a basic computerized, go with an Opal 650 that goes for about $750-$850. All of their machines can sew through 7 layers of fabric and have great warranties. I love mine and will never own anything but a Huskie again. They are all metal gears by the way. Hope this helps! Sue PS: Buy it from an authorized dealer not on line or from any old shop. The service is much better and your warranty will be good.
668017
I bought them to work with the Janome MC12000. I am not familiar with the Singer machine you are talking about. I was pleased that they worked for my machine. They seem to be a standard size.
1604630
I've used this blind hem foot and really like it. Easy to attach and does a nice job. I don't know what the question means "or singer 4613".
502714
Fits Singer models 2302, 2303, 2304, 2315, 2330, 2440, 2502, 2503, 2504, 2515, 2517, 2530, 3270, 3314, 3317, 3343, 4528, 4622, 4830, 5017, 5028, 5040, 5050, 5417C, 5430, 5430C, 5705, 5710, 57815, 57817, 57820, 57825, 5802, 5805, 5806, 5808, 5810, 5812, 5814, 5816, 5817, 5818, 5820, 5825, 5828, 5830, 5838, 6100, 6102, 6104, 6105, 6106, 6110, 6120, 6130, 6136, 6146, 6152, 6156, 6174, 6184, 6210, 6211, 6212, 6214, 6215, 6217, 6221, 7136, 7146, 7184, 7186, 7211, 7212,7444, 8770, CG500, CG550, CG590, CM17, FM17, FM22, HD102, HD105, HD110 and SM14. Also will fit low shank screw-on models you can check this one out for the 160 Hi! I found this on eBay and thought you might like it! Check it out now! SINGER Rolled Roll Hem Hemming Foot Fits 160 Limited Edition L500 http://r.ebay.com/5b3x62
1716308
My Janome Dcor sewing machine is still alive and well. However, about half a year ago I bought the Janome Craft 7700 QCP because quilting with the Dcor machine (6.5'' throat space) is almost impossible for anything larger than a baby quilt. I bought a model, which had just been replaced at a very good price. I am very happy with this new machine. It has so many more features (automated thread cutter, knee lift, throat space lighting!!, 11'' throat space [the new version has 12'' throat space but costs a lot more.] -- That is all I know about Janome machines. So far so good. Both Janome machines work like a charm. -- Ursula
4013
I bought kit 748504 and the 9" two-pack sold by R&B; Global and it all works great. Enjoy the machine...I love it!
283872
You can see that in page 39 from manual (http://www.manualowl.com/m/Singer/14J250-Stylist-II-Serger/Manual/331696?page=39). I hope help you.
1981389
all singer electric sewing machine is usually a 15 J singer regular sewing machine is just 15 look up singer.com they have a chat line or they have a 1800 number I looked it up they take a 15J
1182086
The inside dimensions of the Singer 611.BR are 18"X 9.5"X12" The Brother cs6000i dimendions are 16"X6.7"X11.4" Looks like a good fit to me!
1270120
I'm not very computer literate, but I downloaded 15 albums and a 150ish song playlist with no problems. I've used Cruzer's for a while and have been happy with their performance. I hope this helps, have a great day!
1124579
NO - I had difficulty with this machine sewing sewing on anything i wouldn't reccomend it at all. my Janome hd3000 does very well on heavier fabrics (up to a point) you really need for the very heaviest an industrial mach. i have a very good Singer industrial.
1174232
Hi Brenda, I have a Husqvarna/Viking Daisy and Sapphire and am not familiar with your Singer. Some sellers include what machines are compatible with their attachments. I had to file the needle hole down a bit so the needle on my machine wouldn't hit the attachment at the needle hole and break off. I was very, very careful doing this.
400083
I don't havevs Singer, but I have a Janome sewing machinev& a Simplicity serger & it works with these machines. I really like the thread, it is marked Coats Astra.
2214775
Sadly (if you're on a budget at all), the next step up I believe is the Brother 1250...a gorgeous machine, but runs about $1700. Not available at Amazon; I think you have to buy it from a dealer. I want exactly the same thing, but not to spend that much on a hobby I only do once in awhile. I ordered the Singer Futura XL-400 because it just is TOO tempting despite the reviews....has large embroidery area and some nice regular sewing stitches....guess what? The machine CROAKED the first time we tried to embroider with it! My husband is a computer guy and I'm experienced at embroidery...we read the directions carefully..... VERY disappointing, I should have believed the reviews here on Amazon....would not recommend that machine, no matter how tempting it looks! Getting customer service from Singer is nearly impossible, too. Hope you find this helpful....wish Brother would come out with something as dependable as the se400, but with 5x7 capabilities at the lower price!