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Re: oldie but goodie???
Thank you all for your help, now all I have to do is find my unicorn in the flesh =) spend some time with some tough samples, and make a decision. Now where did I put that bag of jeans legs....
Linda
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Thank you all for your help, now all I have to do is find my unicorn in the flesh =) spend some time with some tough samples, and make a decision. Now where did I put that bag of jeans legs....
Linda
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#28574
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Re: oldie but goodie??? Cheryl
Linda,
The AcuFeed walking foot mechanism on the 6600P is not visible in the picture because it is not dependent on the needle bar driving the foot. It is basically a pair of upper feed dogs that
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Linda,
The AcuFeed walking foot mechanism on the 6600P is not visible in the picture because it is not dependent on the needle bar driving the foot. It is basically a pair of upper feed dogs that
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Re: oldie but goodie??? Cheryl
Cheryl I'm looking at pictures and do not see the walking foot mechanism? Needle bar looks plain?
Linda
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Cheryl I'm looking at pictures and do not see the walking foot mechanism? Needle bar looks plain?
Linda
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xglsc1945@...
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#28572
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Re: oldie but goodie???
I think the 6700 is still being sold. I got one in late 2019, and I've seen them at dealerships recently. There's a 6700 Facebook group, and new people join every week when they first get their
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I think the 6700 is still being sold. I got one in late 2019, and I've seen them at dealerships recently. There's a 6700 Facebook group, and new people join every week when they first get their
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wlstarn@aol.com
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Re: oldie but goodie???
I purchased a new 6500 just about 3 years ago, since it was an older model, it was available on the internet. I actually purchased a 6500 back in 2005, but traded it in when the 6600 came available,
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I purchased a new 6500 just about 3 years ago, since it was an older model, it was available on the internet. I actually purchased a 6500 back in 2005, but traded it in when the 6600 came available,
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Cheryl Alm
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Re: oldie but goodie???
Yes, you've caught me in a memory lie! The 6500P was the predecessor to the 6600, and was in fact the one with paint issues. I once had one come in for repair that had been thrown out of a pickup
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Yes, you've caught me in a memory lie! The 6500P was the predecessor to the 6600, and was in fact the one with paint issues. I once had one come in for repair that had been thrown out of a pickup
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Jim Stutsman
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Re: oldie but goodie???
thank you Betsy.
Linda
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xglsc1945@...
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#28568
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Re: oldie but goodie???
sorry! hit send too fast. Jim was their a predecessor to the 6600 maybe a bit simpler?? but still with some extra stitches??
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sorry! hit send too fast. Jim was their a predecessor to the 6600 maybe a bit simpler?? but still with some extra stitches??
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xglsc1945@...
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#28567
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Re: oldie but goodie???
Thank you Jim, 6600 might be the one, seems much fancier physically than I remember.
I thank you very much for your help.
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Thank you Jim, 6600 might be the one, seems much fancier physically than I remember.
I thank you very much for your help.
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Re: Trash question
The waterproofing products can usually be found any place that sells to campers/backpackers.
I’ve found that the trick to the most waterproof bags is to limit the number of seams in your bag.
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The waterproofing products can usually be found any place that sells to campers/backpackers.
I’ve found that the trick to the most waterproof bags is to limit the number of seams in your bag.
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ritavlj
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Re: Trash question
I have used 1/4 “ plastic tubing like used for aquariums to hold the trash bag open. I broke off the head of a golf tee and used the pointed end to shove into the ends of the tubing to hold it
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I have used 1/4 “ plastic tubing like used for aquariums to hold the trash bag open. I broke off the head of a golf tee and used the pointed end to shove into the ends of the tubing to hold it
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Re: oldie but goodie???
My 6500P does all that and is still going strong after 17 years with me and it was used
Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad
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My 6500P does all that and is still going strong after 17 years with me and it was used
Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad
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Re: ThreadBook
Thanks for the heads-up. I'll add it in the next update.
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Thanks for the heads-up. I'll add it in the next update.
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ThreadBook
Hi Jim,
I don’t know if it is on your radar for the ThreadBook update, but Superior appears to have discontinued their variegated Rainbows line of thread and replaced it with a new variegated line
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Hi Jim,
I don’t know if it is on your radar for the ThreadBook update, but Superior appears to have discontinued their variegated Rainbows line of thread and replaced it with a new variegated line
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Re: oldie but goodie???
That sounds like some models that were introduced shortly before we closed some 10 years ago. Here are some possibilities:
Model 6600P - http://www.janome.com/machines/sewing/mc6600p/
Model 6700P -
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That sounds like some models that were introduced shortly before we closed some 10 years ago. Here are some possibilities:
Model 6600P - http://www.janome.com/machines/sewing/mc6600p/
Model 6700P -
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Jim Stutsman
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Re: sewing polyester
All of the answers you have been given are great. Yes to the wash away stabilizer, but you can also use a light tear away ON TOP where the double row of straight stitches form. The one suggestion
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All of the answers you have been given are great. Yes to the wash away stabilizer, but you can also use a light tear away ON TOP where the double row of straight stitches form. The one suggestion
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oldie but goodie???
Hello everyone thank you for allowing me to join. I joined because I have a weird question about a machine that would have been introduced maybe 10/12 years ago. Cant remember the number, name, but
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Hello everyone thank you for allowing me to join. I joined because I have a weird question about a machine that would have been introduced maybe 10/12 years ago. Cant remember the number, name, but
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Re: Trash question
you can waterproof seams by using a product to waterproof tent seams. I have gotten the product from a marina, but can not remember the name of it now. They use it waterproof the seams on pontoon
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you can waterproof seams by using a product to waterproof tent seams. I have gotten the product from a marina, but can not remember the name of it now. They use it waterproof the seams on pontoon
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a67skc70
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Re: 500e Broken thread massage
I have never lost a sock in either the washer or the dryer. Actually I have never lost anything.
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I have never lost a sock in either the washer or the dryer. Actually I have never lost anything.
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a67skc70
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#28556
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Re: 500e Broken thread massage
Somewhere I missed the ruffler story. that is one of the problems with not being on line for about a week or
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Somewhere I missed the ruffler story. that is one of the problems with not being on line for about a week or
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#28555
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