I have quilted at least 20 quilts on my TL2010q with the walking foot that came with it and have never had any problems. Love my Juki!!

Glad to know this about the binding. I usually machine bind the front and hand bind the back because I never liked the way it came out. YAY!

I have 3 friends that swear this machine is the bomb. I wish I had it.

Well I have now finished a quilt with the Juki, (well....all except for a change of mind regarding the binding and the second border.....it's going to be a day-long date with the seam ripper tomorrow!!!) and I must say I am super impressed with the machine. In my opinion, to me, doing both walking foot quilting and fmq, the machine felt much more positive than the Bernina. I felt more confident and was really pleased with my first attempt at fmq without a BSR. Sure, my stitch lengths were, ahem, somewhat variable in places, but overrall I was tickled pink with my first "solo" effort. A big thumbs up for the Juki TL2010Q, I can see that this machine will be my "go to" for quilting. And it's nice for piecing too....I found the 1/4" mark on the needle plate to be true and by using an old magnetic seam guide I found it easy to keep my fabric feeding through at the mark. I'm glad I purchased this machine.....the only thing that would make it more perfect would be if it had a little voice that yelled at me when I was sewing wrong colours together....you know, a little voice that said "Don't do that dummy, it's going to look awful if you do and you will regret it!!!!" And yes I do. Oh well, I'm off to find the stitch ripper.

Ruby, that's awesome!! Maybe the next model will come with that voice in it!! :D I'm also loving this machine!!!!!!!!