Old 07-19-2010, 03:41 PM
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Whatever you decide be sure to look for a local service center and somewhere to get some training. If you are buying a used machine, it is more than likely out of warranty. You don't want to have to ship your machine half way across the country. Handi Quilter is one company that has over 350 local reps throughout the US. All of these reps are trained technicians. Many have events in their shops with national educators. You may want to go to a show and test drive all these machines that have been recommended so you can find the one that best fits you! It would be sad if you buy something you have never tried and absolutely do not like the feel of it. Don't rush into a purchase solely on your budget.
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