does it have a drop in bobbin?
1346299
The bobbin slips into a traditional bobbin holder, which then slips into the machine. Very easy to use. Great little work horse of a sewing machine.
1014692
My granddaughter has the machine, so I can't take a look at it, but it seems like it has a few things: bobbin of course, brush, dust cover, and manual. There's a little storage drawer that's part of the machine, so I'm thinking there were some supplies. Sorry I'm not more help.
2051984
It does not, and the rivet-hinge is not tight enough to keep the comb held open. Rather disappointing...
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.
1414120
My Touch & Sew is Model 600E from the 1960s. I wasn't able to find bobbins that worked in it either in local fabric stores or thru Amazon.com. I finally took the machine to a reputable local sewing machine repair shop for servicing. I was promised that with servicing and the proper bobbins (which they sold), the bobbins would wind. So far so good. The bobbins, at .$75 each, were called "white line" bobbins by the shop owner. I'm buying all they have!
1001837
I'm not sure how the bobbin would impact this working. The shank type is important, but I don't think the bobbin type is going to impact how it functions. I have used this foot on two separate machines, one with a front and one with a drop-in bobbin.
387767
No the bobbins are empty. But the case is very nice and the bobbins fit in well.
408115
Tighten your upper tension. Also, make sure you hold your bobbin with your finger when you are threading it. You should feel a kind of catch then it is in the right place. Lastly, made sure your needle is in correctly and tight, sometimes the vibration of the machine will loosen the needle.
9886
Yes it does, with a 15 inch drop. It hits just above the floor--as hoped for. It did require a thorough steam-ironing, but that was not surprising to me. Otherwise, it was the size, color and texture I had hoped for. And after looking at a LOT of bedskirts before I decided on this one, it really seems to be a great bargain.
1256598
It has the storage stop and the sewing top for sure. Don't know about bobbin change stop. there is a place for adjustments in height. I did not have to change anything as the first two stops were right where I wanted them and did not need the third stop
965454
According to the manual it looks like the CP-6500 does use the SA156 bobbin. You can find the manual for free on Brother's website if you need a copy!
1305180
It does not. However, I've not found that to be an issue. The tool drives various length pins consistently. With my old tool, I adjusted air pressure as necessary.
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.
1194604
Yes, there is a front panel that slips off to allow for freearm sewing. Very user friendly machine
1947569
Either you are not threading your machine correctly , your bobbin is not threaded correctly or you may need to adjust the tension on the machine. Don't adjust it a lot at one time. Just a little at a time. You may need to play around with it. Have patience.
976780
Yes the lid lock click close and no mess when turn upside-down. I have these pretty bobbin box for more than a year now. Sturdy and really serving its purpose. My bobbins are well organized. So happy with the purchase so far. The plastic is not fragile to break like other bobbin box.
1731144
Discarded bobbins. They did not fit my Viking 120 sewing machine. Can't answer question. N. wilson