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    Old 12-17-2014, 11:06 AM
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    Originally Posted by Macybaby
    I believe the needle plates are the same size. That is why the one on the 77 looks larger - the machine is smaller.
    Actually the needle plates and bobbin covers on the 77 are much bigger than those on the DRESSMASTER (127). The shir plates and the Picoting / Hemstitcher needle plate will not interchange either.

    I was wrong about the machine bases. They are the same length (17 3/8"), the 77 is 8 5/8" wide while the DRESSMASTER (127) is 9" wide.

    The bed on the 77 is bigger than the 127 but the head of the 127 is much larger with more room under the arch than the 77. It's confusing to the eyes looking at them when they are side by side.

    All the other accessories and attachments; button holler, feet, ruffler, and other things will interchange.

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    Old 12-17-2014, 11:07 AM
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    Originally Posted by Rodney
    Is the Dressmaster a less expensive version of a White like a Spartan is for Singer? Some of the construction details make me think it's possible.
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    I don't "think" so, but I'm just getting into these White brand and made machines so I could be wrong. For some silly reason I've found I like them. Especially the crinkle finished ones.

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    Old 12-17-2014, 11:35 AM
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    Rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball should remove if it is an ink stain. Don't know if it would hurt the finish so try on wood first.
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    Old 12-17-2014, 01:04 PM
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    Originally Posted by HelenAnn
    Rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball should remove if it is an ink stain. Don't know if it would hurt the finish so try on wood first.
    I tried alcohol and it didn't touch it.

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