Is this walking foot compatible for a Janome 8077?
1589812
It fits my Janome 4623. As long as yours is Horizontal Rotary Hook I don't see why it wouldn't work.
1858367
I'm not familiar with a lot of different machines. I have a Janome 2212 which is a very basic model and it works well with it. I used to have my grandmother's singer and this walking foot worked well with it also. Seems to be pretty versatile. HTH
1208917
I also have Janome. A 6500 and a 6600. They are both low shank machines and both will except this foot. You will have to remove the small part with the snap on bar, but it will fit. The one in the picture is the one I have but when the one that pops up is a plastic style. You might try other listings to get a metal one. Hope this helps. Happy sewing!
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.
1693652
According to the brother.com website your walking foot should be an SA169 or SA188. The SA188 has a larger opening. I would assume it would come with the proper screw. Hope this helps.
702541
I have one on my Singer. Not the same model but the foot does seem like it is universal.
240196
It is a snap on foot so it should but it is best to check on Janome's website. www.janome.com Click on the machines tab, find your machine, then look up the accessories that will work with it.
1545883
It fits our Gem Gold Plus that is on the compatibility list for this Item. Maybe you should contact Janome to see which sewing table is compatible with your machine.
1310472
I don't know. I do know that they state they are compatible with a Janome and they are NOT.
2222310
I believe that as long as your machine has a low shank it will work. Be advised that this foot doesn't come with any directions and so I had to go online to find some. Plus I think for the money it pays to buy a regular gathering foot, the ones that look like monster that is what I ended up doing because I just couldn't get this one to work the way I wanted it to. I found a very nice one here on Amazon and it wasn't much over $10.00. Hope this helps you
434689
The product list does not show your model as being one that this foot fits. However, the fit depends on two things. There is a curved area on the left that goes under the needle clamp screw. That curve has to be wide enough to fit around your screw. On the right, there is also that shiny curved claw that must fit around your needle clamp screw. Without knowing these dimensions, it is impossible to tell if it will fit until you try it. Check out Amazons return policy and see if you want to take a chance and possibly have to return it, is my advice.
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1682553
Hi it worked on my Janome 2250 model, also worked on my new Janome Horizon memory craft 7700 qcp. Hope this helps.
82078
Unless the manual says, "Only use (blank) needles, Janone needles are made for Janome machines. I have used Janome, Dritz and Singer universal needles (size 8-14) without any issue. I have a Janome 3160QDC.
1484246
I have the old Janome which used to be called New Home. Mine is a snap on shank and it fit perfectly.
1231825
I'm not familiar with your machine. I would go to the Janome site and look at their power cords and see what is listed for your machine. I have an older Janome sewing/embroidery machine. I'm sorry I couldn't be of any more help than that.
845537
I'm sorry I have no idea whether that will fit or not. My suggestion would be to find out if your machine is high shank or low shank, then determine if the foot is high or low shank. Match low to low and high to high and you should be fine. That seems to be the deciding factor. Good luck.