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Old 05-12-2011, 08:36 PM
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I have found that most of the books that come with your machines today do specify the bobbin type/class needed. And also read the package when buying bobbins - they list the machine types that particular size bobbin is used in. Some of the plastic bobbins are crowned ( a slight hump) in the center and some are prefectly flat. So, do read carefully.

My flat metal ones do work in my machine that takes flat plastic bobbins.
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