Does this machine take a generic metal bobbin? And is the throat space big enough to FMQ on?
797512
It takes a plastic bobbin.. It quilts wonderfully. It is sturdy. I used mine Strictly for free motion quilting. Space is plenty big. I have another machine with all the decorative stitches. You have to buy the throat plate to cover the feed dogs. Mine does not drop the feed dogs. I love it.
49189
2.0mm is within the stitch length range that this machine is capable of handling, but because there are no notches in the stitch length adjustment, it might be difficult to get it to exactly 2.0mm. However, for the purposes of FMQ, you'll be able to get it quite close enough. As for frustration, I think FMQ always comes with frustration at the beginning, regardless of machine. I haven't tried it on this machine yet, but I haven't seen anything that would make me think it would be any more frustrating than on other machines, as long as you remember to drop your feed dogs ;)
1826025
Fits Pfaff models: 130, 280, 360, 290, 800, 875, 905, 933, 955, 1006, 1007, 1010, 1037, 1047, 1051, 1067, 1069, 1071, 1147, 1151, 1171, 1371, 1467, 1469, 1471, 1472, 1473, 1475, 1520, 1530, 1540, 2010, 2020, 2027, 2029, 2030, 2040, 2140, 6085, 6091, 6110, 6112, 6120, 6122, 6150, 6152, 6230, 6232, 6250, 6270, 7510, 7530, 7550, 7560 and 7570. these bobbins work as well as the metal ones. I own a Pfaff 6091.
2150336
I purchased these bobbins for my 750 Golden Touch & Sew zig-zag machine.I sold my machine with those bobbins and never got a chance to use them on it.
209734
I believe only home use machine bobbins. I have two home sewing machines - a Janome DC3050 and an old Singer 401A. Bobbins for both those home machines are a good snug fit in these cases. Those industrial Juki bobbins look quite a bit larger. If the Jukis do not fit in any other regular bobbin case (maybe take a bobbin to a store, if possible, and try them out in some other brands of bobbin cases???) they probably won't fit these cases.
1746987
Do you mean, "Will 15J bobbins fit a Singer 9340 machine?" The ad says, "Made to Fit Any Singer Sewing Machine that Uses Class 15 Bobbins". Your machine takes Class 15 bobbins. So, yes. These bobbins worked just fine on several of my machines that use Class 5 bobbins.
710806
I can't say specifically about your machine, but I've had 3 Pfaffs and they've all used the same bobbin.
647680
Yes, the Aurora 450 is a 9mm machine which does take this style bobbin. http://www.bernina.com/en-US/Products-us/BERNINA-products-us/Sewing-and-Embroidery-5/BERNINA-4-Series-us/BERNINA-aurora-en
1510024
Sorry I don't know about Pfaff bobbins. I have Singer Featherweight bobbins and Brother CS6000i bobbins. If you Google these, perhaps you would be able to tell how closely they compare to the Pfaff.
91673
I wouldn't know as mine isn't a Brither, but most machines should have a rewinder built into them. On the top of the machine you can load a bobbin and then rewind onto it.
1134127
I don't know. I was able to Google my machine to find a part number for the bobbin. Good luck.
1474600
I think you should be all set with this machine. The bobbins and everything you need to get started should be included. This machine is easy to operate and thread. Best of luck! This is great for a first time buyer.
2255332
I bought a Brother Project Runway 70 decorative stitches from Amazon. Do not know the part number but the bobbin fits. there is not a lot of thread on the spool but the prewound bobbin, the bobbin itself with the matching thread was a pretty good deal I thought
1576375
1. It holds standard large spools sold in our sewing machine store. The bobbins are standard size. 2. The "feet"? It sets on the base of its plastic case. 3, My wife says it is easy to use - and she is no pro!
1945727
Yes, they are metal. But if you want them for your Pfaff Grandquilter Hobby 1200, don't bother. They are just too large to be able to fit inside your bobbin holder.
1657700
I use purchase filled bobbins or use a different machine for winding bobbins.
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Discarded bobbins. They did not fit my Viking 120 sewing machine. Can't answer question. N. wilson