Gonna ask the question
#12
What dealers are closest to you? That is a very important issue when purchasing a machine IMHO. If you like them, spend some time trying machines out. Sometimes a dealer can point you to a better deal or even have some refurbished machines which usually come with a full warranty. I think any Janome, especially the 6500, is a good machine.
#14
A Dealer close by for any future needs is priceless. I would make a little quilt sandwich and take that & go try out several brands. That will help you decide. I love my Bernina's and the Dealer has been a joy to work with as well as all of the Sales folks. I wish you the best of luck in finding your perfect machine. Let us know what you choose. And hug that man for footing the bill. lol
#15
Now I am bummed.
I called the LQS and they said that it will be about $70 to clean the machine, then they would trouble shoot the problem. She basically said that it was not worth trying to fix. :(
Actually, I am not attached to the machine, I was just hoping to get a few more months out of it before I spent money on a new one. SIGH.
I called the LQS and they said that it will be about $70 to clean the machine, then they would trouble shoot the problem. She basically said that it was not worth trying to fix. :(
Actually, I am not attached to the machine, I was just hoping to get a few more months out of it before I spent money on a new one. SIGH.
#19
I know.... I think she was trying to sell me a machine... which I would happily buy, but it just is not in our budget to do TODAY.
I guess I will give the old girl another once over.... she does sew but sounds horrible.
Guess I can practice using my treadle to finish my apron.
I guess I will give the old girl another once over.... she does sew but sounds horrible.
Guess I can practice using my treadle to finish my apron.
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