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I don't use mine for piecing but I use is for decorative stitching and for fmqing.
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LOVE the Brother button ----- use my thumb and my fingers can stay put!
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Great idea!
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After reading the board here I started using the start/stop button on my new Janmome 2160. My neck and shoulders say "Thank You!" to all of you!
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I have not managed using the start button successfully. It requires planning because the hand needs to leave the fabric and hit the button at the correct time. Sorry - not that coordinated.
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i used to use it all the time for about 7 yrs, now i have a mechanical mach and use the foot pedal, it was great for my son when his legs didn't reach the floor
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I think that using the off/on button would really take some getting use to. Don't you lose some control, like running the machine too much with no fabric?
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Yes, I have the button on my new machine and I love it. I have plantar facitits on right foot, and now I can sit for longer periods of time and piece. Best thing since sliced bread!
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Yes, I have the button on my new machine and I love it. I have plantar facitits on right foot, and now I can sit for longer periods of time and piece. Best thing since sliced bread!
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It isn't the ON/OFF button -----it is the button that regulates the stitching - you use it INSTEAD of a foot peddle or knee pad.
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