Old 10-09-2018, 08:33 AM
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rryder
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Originally Posted by quiltedsunshine View Post
I'm using my Westalee rulers and Westalee ruler foot on my Bernina, and haven't had the same problems that Rob has. I tighten the foot down to its lowest setting and just go. The feed system on a Bernina is different. The feed dogs come up and goes down perpendicular to the needle plate surface. Most other machine feed dogs come up and down at an angle. That might be the difference.
This has nothing to do with the feed system since the feed dogs are not used to move the quilt when doing ruler work. Lowering the foot as low as it can go would in fact cause exactly the problem I'm talking about if you have areas on your quilt where multiple seams come together because that area can be just enough thicker than the rest of your quilt to cause the foot to catch. That's the difficulty I was talking about.

Rob
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