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Old 07-02-2010, 10:32 AM
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I have a Singer Curvy 8780 which takes 15J bobbins. I emailed Singer to ask if I would use an L prewound bobbin. They replied that Singer machines can't use prewound bobbins, only 15J. Has anyone who owns a Singer used prewound bobbins? TIA
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Old 07-02-2010, 10:33 AM
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They did not work in my Singer.
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Originally Posted by UglyCook
They did not work in my Singer.
Thanks for the reply. Hopefully, my Brother can use the ones I ordered from Connecting Threads.
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They work great in my Brother and my Babylock!
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Did Singer say why the pre-wound bobbins won't work? Interesting.
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Did Singer say why the pre-wound bobbins won't work? Interesting.
No, they gave no reason. Just said to only use 15J bobbins. I am curious, too.
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I went back to your original post and you don't say whether the pre-wounds are on a 15J bobbin?? Different machines, different bobbins, even though a lot of them look alike. I know my Viking will only take Viking bobbins so I haven't been tempted to try the pre-wound.

Were the pre-wound a better buy or, are they just convenient? (Nothing wrong with convenience, that's for sure!) _:-)_
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Singer even sales pre wound bobbins
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Originally Posted by QBeth
I went back to your original post and you don't say whether the pre-wounds are on a 15J bobbin?? Different machines, different bobbins, even though a lot of them look alike. I know my Viking will only take Viking bobbins so I haven't been tempted to try the pre-wound.

Were the pre-wound a better buy or, are they just convenient? (Nothing wrong with convenience, that's for sure!) _:-)_
I find the prewounds are truly convenient and also hold far more than the bobbins I wind. I got a killer deal on ebay a couple of years ago and bought something like 2000 of them for my embroidery machine.
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Originally Posted by UglyCook
Originally Posted by QBeth
I went back to your original post and you don't say whether the pre-wounds are on a 15J bobbin?? Different machines, different bobbins, even though a lot of them look alike. I know my Viking will only take Viking bobbins so I haven't been tempted to try the pre-wound.

Were the pre-wound a better buy or, are they just convenient? (Nothing wrong with convenience, that's for sure!) _:-)_
I find the prewounds are truly convenient and also hold far more than the bobbins I wind. I got a killer deal on ebay a couple of years ago and bought something like 2000 of them for my embroidery machine.
Two Thousand of them? Wow, you must embroider up a storm. How many have you gone through?

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