what size throat does it have and does it have a drop in bobbin?
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This machine has a 7" throat and does have a drop in bobbin,I absolutely love this machine.
904957
No it does not. You have to use the bobbins that comes with the machine,but if you want my advice, stay away from this piece of crap.
710806
I can't say specifically about your machine, but I've had 3 Pfaffs and they've all used the same bobbin.
1545154
No, but it has a long neck, wonderful for quilting, etc... It is a great machine. I sew every night after work. I sew all kinds of things, crafts, baby blankets, quilts. It has worked well with everything I have done. I will tell you this, if my house was on fire and I had to grab something, it would be this machine. I am totally in love with it. Also, very easy to use.
2144376
I do not know, but I DO know this....not all the bobbins would work in my Babylock Quest...I have tossed about a third of them, I think.
1967620
I haven't tested all thread. T-40 will be safe. Topstitching threads are also fine with an appropriate topstitching needle. Also when using heavier threads decrease the top tension and if using it in the bobbin, it may also need adjusting. Usually I keep two bobbin cases on hand, one specifically for T-50 and the other for specialty threads or heavier threads. I only use this machine for travel or just straight sewing. My answer applies to most home sewing machines with removeable bobbin cases. Happy Stitchin', BAMAY
958565
You can use a little bigger but need bigger eye of needle. What size thread do you want to use? Monday phoneme. Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
772277
Good afternoon,This machine has a 3/4" binding capacity. Please let me know if you have any further questions.Cheers,-Josh Y
1972947
I returned my Sew E-Z Mini, because it's NOT E-Z at all. I could not get the bobbin to fill. Too bad, because I liked the handy size.
175213
It does have a drop feed. It also can be used in a "free feed" mode, which apparently quilters use to develop freehand designs (outside my expertise). There is no cover for it although it fit into my old carrying case so standard size, if you have it, will work. According to Brother, the weight is 13.2 lbs. Not sure on the interchangeability of feet (I had an old New Home before, so wasn't an issue)--if the ones you have are just the foot with a bar across that snaps into the machine, there's a good chance they are usable on this machine.
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My a says I have number 136492001, best I can tell there are only 2 sizes 15 and 155. Thee may fit your machine and I don't need them. I ordered the wrong ones and the vendor doesn't answer any emails so Amazon gave me back my money. It would be best if you could find out which of he "standard" bobbins you use. These are SA155.
512257
I don't have a bobbin but I believe it would fit. I do not recommend this product if you expect it to stay in the base. You put your pills in and pick it up and all of the containers fall out of the base.
1077932
Make sure your embroidery foot is properly on and screwed onto the machine, if not properly placed on it will break/bend needles. Also there are certain size needles for types of fabric, cotton types use needle size 80/90, for heavier like fleece, layers or quilted items use 100 size. Hope this helps. Also check to make sure your bobbin is not affected, the needle going down can nest in the bobbin and make a big mess in that area.
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You have to read the error code ( 4 beeps ) in the trouble section guide. Then follow their instructions step by step. I have a singer 6180 and one time I forgot to switch the bobbin stick back after filled the thread. It did not sew as well. Good Luck, Paul
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I cannot remember....I am sure you can go online with Singer and see...or YouTube. I bought the more expensive model because it did have, I think, more stitch designs, it also cuts thread and I felt for a little extra money, I would go with the best, as it might be my last machine. I test drove the Bernina, Viking, Baby Lock.....I hate my Janome, which is why I was trying to find a better machine overall....I felt the Bernina is a rip-off...women ooh and ah over it to beat the band, but honestly....for the thousands of dollars and the fact that feet are $50.00 each and more...it is an advertising schmooze. Getting women to believe the Bernina is the best is just that...a schmooze! Viking and Singer are now made at the same manufacturing plant....Brother and Baby Lock are made by the same company, also. I have a stand alone embroidery machine by Janome...and I have a Babylock Serger (it's awesome)....and of all the machines I own..,.if I have a project....I go immediately to my Singer Quantum Stylist....it has the strength and the power and all the stitch designs I will ever need...it is much easier to program than the Brother...easier to thread than the Brother...is quieter than the Brother and when it cuts the thread it is MUCH quieter than the Brother and I cannot imagine a project other than sewing awning canvas that it can't do. If you are going to sew awning canvas, then get a mechanical machine...don't be fooled by the word COMMERCIAL....get a TRUE hardcore mechanical machine that doesn't do anything but sew straight stitches
1600823
You can use regular spools and wind the bobbin with anything. It does reverse. The only thing wrong with this is the noise. And starting the seam is tricky because it pulls the thread out of the needle if you don't hold the thread.
1299727
It seems to be standard size vintage sewing machine with a bayonette type sockets. The newer ones have a screw on bulb. I used a refrigerator bulp on those. I hope that helps you. Happiness!