I would love to hear from you if you have used this kit with Brother PE500, especially interested in how these pre-wound bobbins work with PE500?
743692
The prewound bobbins work fine, I have used each thread and have enjoyed my sewing machine and this kit.
875966
sorry i can't help you. I bought it for my Elna and a small Brother (my go to class machine and I like it) but it doesn't fit either. It was a screw size and I couldn't get it off to try a larger size.; no hole on the Brother. I have macular and i am looking for all kinds of help for sewing straight seams. Interesting I asked Vking and other dealers and they didn't know anything about it. Bernina has a complicated one and very expensive and it probably won't fit. A famous quilt designer and artist Patrick Lose on a youtube video used his and the site had a disclaimer on it and said they had so many inquiries that said to check your dealer. HA! non know anything.
1799348
I am not sure. I'm Have a Janome embroidery machine and bought the sewology bobbins and it works fine. I also bought bobbins online(no brand name) and it works fine. Sidewinder works great most if the time and adapts well to the different bobbins.
1142086
I'm not sure. Check your manual to see if this model of bobbin will work. What I do know is that you should use the same type of bobbin every time. Your machine's bobbin tension will stay the same if you use the same type of bobbins. I bought these and LOVE them! It is 100% worth the money to buy a large amount of prewound bobbins! I was buying 10 at a time and it got expensive. Buying them in bulk cut the cost tremendously! Hope this helps! Happy sewing!
1216218
I have a Brother SE400 short shank and it fits just fine, have no problems, as long as your machine is "short" shank should be good to go.
1213870
I am almost certain the multi-needle machines need different needles. Check your manual or call Brother Customer Service, you're going to get answers from people with regular sewing/embroidery machines here. Be certain, call your customer service for a specific answer. Those machines are too expensive and not worth throwing it out of alignment because of incorrect needles.
1749509
Sorry, I can't help you there. I have the PE650 and the Brother Disney and it works with them.
671847
I would guess they would fit yours. My machine is a Brother SE400 and recommends this size.
341547
If you will just go to http://www.brother-usa.com/supplies/accessorylist.aspx?Model=PC6500#.U76WY_ldXng you can find out all about what works with your PC6500 machine. Then click on "bobbins" it says that your machine uses SA155 bobbins (size 9.4). If you click on the tab "embroidery thread" it lists pre-wound bobbins PWB200 (white) & PWB200B (black) as suitable for your machine. You can order these bobbins from http://www.walmart.com/ip/Brother-Pre-wound-Black-Embroidery-Bobbin-Thread/34083995 (black $8.25) or go to Brothermall.com & put in your machine number (PC6500) then click on "embroidery thread" you can find the white pre-wound bobbins PWB200 (white $14.99) and black PWB200B (black $15.99). You can also buy spools of embroidery bobbin threads at any sewing machine dealer or online, You can also go to Amazon.com, click on "arts, crafts & sewing" then search for Brother PWB200 or PWB200B pre-wound bobbins" & both will pop-up for you ($8 - $9/pkg). Of course, you could just buy some more of your size bobbins SA155 & just wind your own as you need them just like you do your regular thread. JoAnn's & Hancocks may carry spools of 60 wt. embroidery bobbin thread. You could also go to your local Brother sewing machine dealer to buy what you need but you will usually pay more. I would definitely take the time to note somewhere in your computer or in your sewing machine manual (or buy a manual for your machine from Brother) both the bobbin number SA155 & the bobbin size 9.4 and that the bobbin thread they sell in the pre-wound bobbins is a 60 wt bobbin thread for future reference. Hope that this helps.
1510087
I don't think it will. I ordered it from my brother ce8080prw and after reseraching it and really looking at it online (it took a month to get here because it comes from china) I told them it wouldn't work with my machine. they were really good about refunding me my money before I even received the product. But I've noticed with my machine that it is VERY picky about parts, bobbins, and how everything must line up. Therefor, I would break down and buy the genuine brother part. I know, I want it too but I'll have to wait. *sigh*
1007559
Since you didn't get an answer on your question, I'll try to answer you. First, these are EMBROIDERY needles, not sewing needles. As long as you know the difference, you'll be fine. Otherwise, I'd call Bernina and ask them if these will work, because asking questions here will only get answers from Brother machine owners, because Brother installs Organ needles and suggests these to their users. Again, I'd call Bernina if you haven't already done so.
1643940
This works with my Brother Pt 1280 and Pt 340 label maker. Does not work with my PT 1700. This probably doesn't answer your question
1865833
I'm not sure. I have a Janome MC9500 and they work flawlessly. My only complaint is that sometimes it is hard to find that little stick out of thread to get the bobbin started.
1488877
My machine is a Brother DB2-B737-413 (Excedra E-40). This motor not only worked, but bolted up to the table without drilling holes (already pre-drilled). I even reused the old belt. It was a great way to swap the machine over from 230v 3-phase to 115v.
118225
Sorry, I can't help you.., I have a Pfaff Creative 2124 and they work great. My advice is buy a pack - reasonably priced and give them a try. You also might check with your Pfaff dealer to see if all bobbins for Pfaff machines are the same.
1290137
I am not sure which bobbins you are talking about, however, if you go to the Brother website, you should be able to search your machine and the bobbins that will work for it. Good luck. :)
1760972
I'm just another user, not the manufacturer, but if your Brother machine uses the standard rectangular plug with pedal and electric going in, it probably does! It's inexpensive enough to be worth the try!