What is the throat measurement on this Juki? I am interested if there is ample room for free motion quilting.
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4.5 inches high and 8 inches from needle to side I just finished a crib quilt with plenty of room so I think you'll be fine.
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Unfortunately, going a step down would move you down to a smaller (3/4 size head) machine, so you you would lose that 11 inches of throat space. With this caliber machine, it's really about the power/smoothness/quietness combination, with the thread cutter, built in walking foot, customization stitch patters, etc. The sheer number of stitches is just gravy. :-) When purchasing, make sure to purchase for Pal's Discount Vacuum and Sewing. Kind regards, Pal's Discount Vacuum & Sewing
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Get the juki pearl line better or janome 634D. Let me know wa=hat you want. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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It takes a plastic bobbin.. It quilts wonderfully. It is sturdy. I used mine Strictly for free motion quilting. Space is plenty big. I have another machine with all the decorative stitches. You have to buy the throat plate to cover the feed dogs. Mine does not drop the feed dogs. I love it.
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Yes it does. And we do have a quilting foot that is for free motion. The part # is 40052013 and here is a link to it: http://www.shopjoya.com/p-36884-juki-quilting-foot-for-hzl-35z-25z-k65-k85.aspx. Just lower your feed teeth when using this foot.
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I also bought this for sewing and quilting. So far I am very happy with it. You can use it with and without steam. I also like that you can bypass the automatic shut off which is great for quilting. In the past I have had several Rowenta's and they all leaked water. I have had no leakage with this one. Very pleased.
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Sure!! It is a CONCERT ukulele, not a soprano. The scale length is exactly fifteen inches, the overall length is about 23 3/4 inches. (Soprano ukulele scales vary, but usually in the mid thirteen inch range.) The action is very nice and easy on mine, the only downer is that the strings are pretty cheap that come with it. I would highly recommend changing them to a quality set. Otherwise it is a great value and beautiful uke. Enjoy!
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HiMy Soprano Ukulele is a Fishuku ... it measures 21.5" .. It came with a case that was not padded and the length is 22.5" (approx) .. I purchased another case that is padded. It is a Hola and it is 23" ... It fits great and I'm very happy with it. I also leave my tuner on the Ukulele when in the case. The bag pictured here looks exactly like my case.
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I agree with a previous response from a fellow quilter. I like the recessed area. In order to enclose the entire opening, we used a piece of the foam that came in the box to fill in the space between my machine and the edge of the opening. Works great. I love it!
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I have the Juki MO-654 and I love it! I do have some experience with sewing and I think this machine is very easy to use. I've only had it a few months but it's already proved itself with many sweater coats and armwarmers. =)
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The standard pillow is 24in long and 15in wide. My pillow (low plush) expanded to about 5in deep, but I also was not patient and did not allow it to fully expand before starting to sleep on it. The direction say to leave it on a flat surface for 24 hours before use due to being vacuum sealed for shipping purposes, fyi. Actual results may vary. I put mine in a full size jersey pillow case and it has some extra length space, but not much in width. I use it on top of another pillow, as I sleep on my side and it's just a bit too thin to keep my neck straight with my broad shoulders. But I still love it! The standard pillow is 24in long and 15in wide. My pillow (low plush) expanded to about 5in deep, but I also was not patient and did not allow it to fully expand before starting to sleep on it. The direction say to leave it on a flat surface for 24 hours before use due to being vacuum sealed for shipping purposes, fyi. Actual results may vary. I put mine in a full size jersey pillow case and it has some extra length space, but not much in width. I use it on top of another pillow, as I sleep on my side and it's just a bit too thin to keep my neck straight with my broad shoulders. But I still... » Read More The standard pillow is 24in long and 15in wide. My pillow (low plush) expanded to about 5in deep, but I also was not patient and did not allow it to fully expand before starting to sleep on it. The direction say to leave it on a flat surface for 24 hours before use due to being vacuum sealed for shipping purposes, fyi. Actual results may vary. I put mine in a full size jersey pillow case and it has some extra length space, but not much in width. I use it on top of another pillow, as I sleep on my side and it's just a bit too thin to keep my neck straight with my broad shoulders. But I still love it! « Show Less
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I think it might just do - I have this machine and love it. But for Queen sized quilts, you might want a machine with a longer harp area but this machine has about a 9" harp, and there are others out there with a couple more inches - such as the Janome 7700, and also models in the Viking, Pfaff, and Bernina lines, as well as Babylocks and Brothers.
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According to the directions depending on the size of the quilt you can use longer rods to accommodate the size. It starts off with (3) 48 inch rods, made of PVC. The instructions gives you further information on this machine. Very useful info is also include on how to use it.
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Hi Hussey Farm, unfortunatelly we dont have another photo in another angle. But the size of the quilt is 90" x 90"
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I don't know much about machine quilting as I use a 1950's Singer featherweight machine for piecing and then do all quilting by hand. I suppose if you can use a hoop type frame that this would be similar. I use this frame for quilting and other hand needlework.
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Hi Matt, I am not that far on my quilt to know for sure. But I am planning on using it with my machine. It looks like the person in the picture shown using in it is using a regular sewing machine. So when I get this far with my quilt I will be winging it. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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the working area between the needle and the side of the machine body is 6.5 inches and the hight is 5 inches. This space is great for quilting baby quilts and larger if you know how to roll and center-outside sew. I pray that I have helped answer your needs. chanlin