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OK, I'm having one of those days... It's not a tensioner, it's not stitch length, and it looks like a straight stitch machine... What the heck is the dial on the front by the needle? It appears to have left and right arrows, so I don't think it's a light.
I know when someone says "it's XYZ!" I'll feel like a dummy, but...?
I know when someone says "it's XYZ!" I'll feel like a dummy, but...?
That's a cute machine. Too bad they want so much for it; I don't have a 15 clone, and that one is definitely speaking to me.
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wonder if the thread path around the side has its tension adjusted by the knob on the front, where its easier to access while sewing.
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OK, I'm having one of those days... It's not a tensioner, it's not stitch length, and it looks like a straight stitch machine... What the heck is the dial on the front by the needle? It appears to have left and right arrows, so I don't think it's a light.
I know when someone says "it's XYZ!" I'll feel like a dummy, but...?
OK, I'm having one of those days... It's not a tensioner, it's not stitch length, and it looks like a straight stitch machine... What the heck is the dial on the front by the needle? It appears to have left and right arrows, so I don't think it's a light.
I know when someone says "it's XYZ!" I'll feel like a dummy, but...?
#657
19 cats, I'm sure that the knob on top right above the presser bar is for presser foot presser...
It must be a light. How interesting that they decided to mold that into the body like that.
Jennifer23, I think you're right. Looking closer at it (on a bigger monitor) I can see that the right "arrow" is a little longer. That makes sense.
OldSewnSew - It's an interesting idea, but I don't know how they'd implement it. Besides, the knob on the left looks functional....
amcatanzaro - I agree, it's sharp looking. I think that's why I looked at it a couple of times then spotted the mystery.
It must be a light. How interesting that they decided to mold that into the body like that.
Jennifer23, I think you're right. Looking closer at it (on a bigger monitor) I can see that the right "arrow" is a little longer. That makes sense.
OldSewnSew - It's an interesting idea, but I don't know how they'd implement it. Besides, the knob on the left looks functional....
amcatanzaro - I agree, it's sharp looking. I think that's why I looked at it a couple of times then spotted the mystery.
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http://annarbor.craigslist.org/fuo/4418484968.html
http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/atq/4418868987.html
that just tickled my funny bone.
http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/atq/4418868987.html
that just tickled my funny bone.
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[QUOTE=miriam;6672691]http://annarbor.craigslist.org/fuo/4418484968.html
This one is actually in Howell, MI where my other half was born and raised. I will take great pleasure in showing how the hometown has shamed themselves!!!
This one is actually in Howell, MI where my other half was born and raised. I will take great pleasure in showing how the hometown has shamed themselves!!!
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