Pantovision
I recently saw an Innova longarm with pantovision. Anyone have insight about this product? Is it compatible with other makes and models? It seems a economical alternative to computerized programs. Thank you in advance
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Lilli, I believe it is only available for the Innova. I love my Innova! I would suggest trying it out. It is not computer driven. It is an alternative to a paper pantograph. The paper sits on the back of the frame- not easy to see the quilt (tucks, thread breaks, issues). With Pantovision, you stand on the needle side to hand guide the quilt. It is easier to see what you are quilting.
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Pantovision will run on other machines. Contact an Innova dealer to find out if it will run on yours.
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I am looking at a Pantovision program that someone is selling for $900 which seems like a very good price. It doesn't have the latest T2 update on it. I don't know enough about it to ask the right questions. Any opinions or suggestions?
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I have panto vision. You can change sizes, combine patterns and more. I am not upgrading to the T2 because of cost.
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is it somewhat like the Elevate is for Gammill? A lower cost entry into robotic driven that allows you to download designs, resize,etc, but not design from scratch?
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Originally Posted by quiltingshorttimer
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is it somewhat like the Elevate is for Gammill? A lower cost entry into robotic driven that allows you to download designs, resize,etc, but not design from scratch?
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feline fanatic, is it as easy to follow as the laser light is following a paper pattern?
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Originally Posted by JustAbitCrazy
(Post 8300824)
feline fanatic, is it as easy to follow as the laser light is following a paper pattern?
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I tried the pantovision at a show and really liked it. The plus for me was not having to look down so much - easier on my neck. I may get it when I get my LA.
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