Bernina 770 on a frame
Anyone ever try their 770 on a frame? I was really close to buying a HQ16 but the shop suggested buying the bernina frame at a great price before going all in. I couldn’t find a post or video anywhere about it.
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Looking at the pics of a 770, I would say that looks like it wouldn't have much throat space after you do a couple passes of quilting, I think I would pass on it and get the 16. This is just my personal opinion though.
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By the time you get done giving up 4" or so to the rolled-up quilt and take-up bar, you're not going to have much quilting space left. Seems like a waste of a versatile machine. The 16 will at least give you 10-12" or so space for quilting (the Amara is better at 20" and the underlying electronics, etc., are quite a bit ahead of the 16).
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I was hesitant to put my Bernina on a frame like that?
And i did just take the plunge and purchase the HQ20 with software! |
Enjoy your new toy, Fizzle.
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Originally Posted by pocoellie
(Post 8466346)
Enjoy your new toy, Fizzle.
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I actually wish I bought the HQ16. The frame I picked up was only $300 so I thought I could try it with my current machine. If I think it’ll stick, I can get a new machine for it. Otherwise, I can just sell the frame and hopefully get my money back.
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Matzo I think that is a great idea! I am all for making sure it’s something you want to do before investing too much money! My sis bought one of those frames when she got her Dream Machine and never did use it. Finally sold it. Guess she didn’t want to do it after all.....
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I will let you know how the HQ16 is soon! I hope. Should be here next week. Cant wait!!!!!
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