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    Juki Tl98q users...

    What foot are you using to piece with?

    I am using the "compensating" foot that came with the machine.
    I get a perfect 1/4" seam with it, but was wondering what everyone else is using to get a scant 1/4".
    In my quilt lab!

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    I have a Juki f600, and really didn't like the 1/4" that came with mine. It seemed to skinny cover the feed dogs well...

    I bought this one not too long ago, http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/li...06-snap-on.php and am really digging it so far. I just manually move the needle to the scant position using a ruler.

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    I use the same compensating foot and love it! The only issue is you have to make sure any dog-ears are trimmed off or they hang up on it. I have several machines and I love piecing on this one the best. I would take it to classes if it wasn't so darn heavy!
    Regina in Richmond, KY

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    I love my compensating foot. I tried not using but, came to my senses and I use it on all seams.
    Another Phyllis
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    Do you find that your blocks come out a little small using the compensating foot?
    An example, if I'm making a block that should finish at 8.5", it will most likely finish at 8.25".
    You can't move the needle on these machines,,
    In my quilt lab!

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    I use a combination of the compensating foot and a screw on seam guide plate positioned with Bonnie Hunters Seam finder. I found that if I just used the compensating foot I had a tendency to let the fabric creep past the edge of the foot by a hair - making the blocks to small.

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