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    good info...i will get one this spring and look for a cheap used Bernina for a computer machine later..

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    Quote Originally Posted by tom4099 View Post
    I have done quite a bit of research on good machines not only for quilting but general sewing including
    light upholstery material and light leather.....
    For general sewing, I would strongly recommend against a straight stitch only machine, as a primary machine. As a secondary machine, they would be perfect (especially as a quilting machine)- but there are just so many reasons in sewing, both quilting and garment that a zig zag is needed.

    I don't need any decorative stitches or alphabets- but a good adjustable zig zag, yes.

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    Super Member callen's Avatar
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    Love my JukiTL98Q. It is always my go to machine & I know I can always depend on it, without question.
    Dance like no one is watching

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    I have and enjoy my Juki 2010Q. No regrets. Expect to keep it for life, and someone will want it when they hold my estate sale.

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    Love my She is a workhorse and can handle many different thicknesses of fabric. Sometimes I don't even use the walking foot for several layers of fabric and she goes right along, feeding it all beautifully. I do take care to oil her as recommended. My sister-in-law has the 98 model (for many years) and just purchased the 2010Q. We are both fans!!

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    I love my Juki 2010Q! It quilts like a dream.
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    Love my Juki 600!

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    Love my Juki 2010Q also. I waited a long time before buying it, and have never regretted it for a second.

    You mentioned a price of $950...I was able to get a "show model" from a dealer all the way across the country (in California). Shipped to me free, and under $700. Be sure to check around for bargains!

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    I just got (yesterday) a Juki F-600 Exceed. I am SO impressed with it so far and I love it. I think my other machine may end up feeling a bit neglected…. I got it primarily for FMQ but it sews so nicely… and it's so quiet.. I may end up doing most of my piecing on it as well.

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    I would advise anyone who is considering this machine to go for it. I love mine and have had it
    for three years. I can't say enough about it. Great FMQ and straight stitch. As others have said,
    "it is a real workhorse". I purchased the Exceed 600 too for fancy stitches etc. and am very happy
    with that one too but the 2010q has a much bigger harp. These are great machines and I am very happy
    with both. Good luck.
    so many quilts to make, so little time.

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