I had one with an Inspira frame. It is a rebranded TinLizzie 18 LS. I really liked the machine itself: it stitched well, the tension was easy to set, and it would accept any thread. I had lots of issues with the stitch regulator, however, also made by TL. This is a common problem with this model. I just gave up and learned to stitch without stitch regulation. The frame is pretty sturdy, but the rails are aluminum and do flex a bit. You won't be leaning on the belly bar. Also there is no dead bar, so you have to raise the take up bar when you advance the quilt. Not difficult, but you need to be able to get to both sides of the frame. I didn't have enough room, so I had to be a bit of an acrobat to get to one side. Also, the bobbin winder is integrated with the machine. If you have 2 spools of thread it's great, if you are using one, not so much. I got a stand alone winder early on. I had the machine for about 5 years and traded it in on a HandiQuilter.