mshollysd

She said that is her cost, but I do know she is going to get a commission on it. She needs to not make a profit on her sil, that is for sure.

haylillan

i have a viking 755 brought 4 yrs ago if i had it todo over i'd get a juki. i paid 1200 for the viking

mshollysd

She said that is Manufactures retail and she isn't a dealer yet, so she paid 1199 for hers. I will go on amazon and buy the one there. Thank you guys so much for all the feedback. It is very helpful and I will tell ya how it goes.

ChubbyBunny

Here is a link with lots of photos and info on the Juki 2010Q:

http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/Juki-TL2010Q.php

I use my Juki TL98Q on my HandiQuilter frame, but I would LOVE to have one just for regular sewing and piecing. It's a killer machine! :thumbup:

mshollysd

Amazon it was, I bought it and hopefully it will be here before I have to quilt the quilt my church is making for the annual quilt auction for the Synod. I still have the quilt for my son and his future wife who are getting married May 20th. Yes, I finally finished the top and the bottom, but haven't placed it together. Thanks everyone for all your input.

Quiltforme

Kens sewing and Vac. Had it on sale for 750$ call them or visit their online store.

countryone77

I've been interested in one of these machines, but I have not been able to find out shat is the width of the machine under the arm. Does anyone know?

mshollysd

When I get it in the mail I will post it here. I remember it was much wider and also alot taller than my regular machine.

pollyjvan9

I have the Juke TL98Q and absolutely LOVE it! Use if much more than the Baby Lock Ellegante. I especially love the foot pedal thread cutter.

mshollysd

I am really excited about the thread cutter and also the speed control on the side. Heck it would be nice to be able to drop the feed dogs without getting under my machine. LOL. I also like it that there isn't a lot of bells and whistles. I mean, when i am out of bobbin thread etc.