If I use Gracie frame and regulator, how difficult is it to disconnect my sewing machine for use on other projects?
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It is a couple plug ins that you disconnect. Most equipment is attached to carriage.
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Honestly, it will probably be unnecessary. We used ours to convert our 220V nebulizing machine (which was working, but very weak) to the US 110V. Your sewing machine will probably work fine even without the regulator but if you feel that it is weak, then this will work for you. Good luck!
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I'm not sure I have a brother sewing machine but I guess once it's the removable foots I uses it should work ...
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What pfaff do you have? It should work fine. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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If this will be your only sewing machine, I wouldn't recommend it for dressmaking, as it only does straight stitch. Therefore you cannot do buttonholes, blind hemstitch, overcasting,etc. I would definitely use it for home dec purposes like draperies and slipcovers because of the larger size and higher speed.
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I love the results of the metallic thread but found it difficult to embroider with because it tangles so easily didn't matter whether I use the spindle on the sewing machine or whether I use my separate thread feeder it still twisted so my suggestion would be whatever you dofor feeding, loosen your tension and make sure to keep your design small and simple
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we have been using ours with a sewing machine. It would take just under a 5 amp motor- I do not know your machine, but would guess that most residential grade sewing machines would be well under that. Look at the plate on the motor- if less than 4.5 amps, you should be fine.
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I haven't tried yet, since I just got my machine. While I was researching machines I found a you tube video demonstrating sewing a seam like jeans have on denim and then he folded it up twice like a hem and it sewed great.
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It should be relatively easy to slip off the fabric to wash. The assembly took all of five minutes so it won't take more than that to unscrew just one side of the frame to slip it back off. I just can't say if it's washing machine safe.
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Unfortunately, no. This machine is rather complicated. After a few experiments, I put mine on coverstitch and left it there. Fortunately, I have a great serger.
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I wish I could advise you. I've got a Janomi, so I can only say how it works on my machine. You might want to ask a sewing machine technician (someone who fixes sewing machines) if it would work for you. Good luck!
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I Have Sewn On And Off Since I Was A Kid, And Sold My Old Machine When I Moved. I Bought This To Make Simple Repairs As Well As Pillow Covers, Etc. IT Is A Fine Machine For Learning Control, it Does Not Have A Lot Of Power. As Long As You Are Not In A Rush You Will Be Fine.
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I have had no problems with the tension. I don't use it a lot, but so far am 100% HAPPY with this sewing machine.
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You should be able to with no problems. I can't imagine that the sewing machine uses more than 500w. Usually things like that only use 50-100 watts, but you'd have to look either on the plug/cord that came with the sewing machine or on the sewing machine right where the plug connects to it. It will say something like "input: 110v/___watts". As long as the watts isn't listed over 500 (which it wont be) you should be good. I looked on the Brother website for you and it just said that it required 110v electricity (which we already know). You'll be fine with this...
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I have used this machine to hem denim jeans, sew through several layers of corduroy, and quilt with no problem. I do use different feet for different projects, which helps feed the fabric through more easily, and I do lift the foot when going over a very thick seam to help it feed through manually. I love this sewing machine! I have had no issues with plastic vs. metal gears so far.
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The pad is over bound with thread...if you cut it you would have to stop the raveling I think by binding it with something...