Thanks! What thread do you use? I just use the Clark thread from Wal-Mart currently. Does it need a specific thread?
And the throat is big enough for quilts? I read some reviews that said it wasn't good for quilting, just really embrodiering.
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Thanks! What thread do you use? I just use the Clark thread from Wal-Mart currently. Does it need a specific thread?
And the throat is big enough for quilts? I read some reviews that said it wasn't good for quilting, just really embrodiering.
Sabrina
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If you put 9500 in the search box, you will get 13 reviews by people who own the machine. Looks pretty good! At that price, I would make sure the machine works and have it serviced yourself. I usually tell my service guy that I just want regular cleaning and adjusting, if he finds something wrong he must call me first before fixing it. That way they aren't doing any unnecessary preventative maintenance.
Thought for EVERY Day: You know all those things you've always wanted to do? You should go do them.
I called the place where she had it serviced last, which isn't far from the house, to ask how much it would cost to get it serviced. $90, is that bad?
Sabrina
Mommy to a 6 year old little girl, 3 dogs, 5 cats, and 2 fish. lol Life keeps me busy but when I have a moment, I love to sew
http://ataleofamilitaryfamily.blogspot.com/
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That's not a bad price for a regular servicing...I haven't had my new Janome 6600P serviced yet but I just had my Bernina done, and it was $75...
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Momto5
Thought for EVERY Day: You know all those things you've always wanted to do? You should go do them.
I have a MC4800 and love it!
Lately, there have been some nice machines on TN Craigslist. I picked up a barely used Pfaff Tipmatic for 125.00 a week ago. If you know the store, and they know the machine, you should be OK if everything looks good with it at the sellers home.
Honestly, that price is not too good to be true. It's about what it's worth for an older machine. It's not a steal, by any means, but a decent price if it has lots of goodies with it. I have the 9000, which is about 13 years old. Any machine that's 10 years old is not worth near its original value...