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Old 10-11-2012, 07:14 AM
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Skittl1321
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Originally Posted by Lori S View Post
Do note you will probably still need to purchase the frame and lights etc. Find out how much more is needed to make this machine head functional.
The handiquilter sweet 16 is a sit down machine. It is usually sold with a table, but if it doesn't come with one in the used deal, it can go on any table (it just works nicer if it is flush).

The handiquilter 16 is a different machine meant to go on a frame.

I sewed on the sweet 16 this weekend at the quilt show, and it handled nicely, but was WAY too fast. Even at 50% speed, I felt rushed. I guess I could have tried slowing it down even more... The stitches were beautiful, I did not like the stitch regulator (which is an additional purchase and can be added on) too jerky. I'd consider the machine if I ever wanted more space, but my domestic does fine.
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