stormatsea45

I don't know about other machine prices, but I love my Gammill Premier. It's an 18" throat, and it will do all I want to do in my lifetime. I didn't get the stitch regulator as it costs more, and I did get the home pro table, 12 ft.

puck116

My DREAM machine would be the Innova. They make an 18", 22" and 26".

reginalovesfabric

I have a gammill quilting machine on a 14' frame. My brother bought it used for me from Stitch-n-frame from Vicksburg MS. I live about 125 miles from Vicksburg. They came and set it up for me. I've owned "Flo" now for almost 3 years. I love her and we have loads of fun together. She cost $1250.00 delivered and set up. I do not like the pantograms. I stipple. This is a heavy metal non computer machine, just what I wanted.

Stitchwitch

Look at the advertisement on the inside cover of American Quilter magazine July 2010 or go to www.flynnquilt.com $130
I purchased one and it is great great. On line you can watch their video it is 45 min and very informative

Stitchwitch

Look at the advertisement on the inside cover of American Quilter or go to www.flynnquilt.com $130
I purchased one and it is great great

TexasGurl

The FIRST thing you should do is try a variety of longarms to see which ones you like. Some of the machines mentioned prev here are mid-arms, not longarms. If you know some longarmers, ask to take a test run. Try as many as you can at quilt shows, they are MORE than happy to let you play !
The LAST thing you want to do is buy only based on price or hearsay - or a brand /model you've never touched before ... It's a BIG investment no matter what you spend - you need to be sure you're getting what you want in a machine :)

netties

Hi:
Just to let you know I am on my second gammill longarm, and
I wouldn't have any other machine. My first I used for 14 years, and only miner problems. I just got my second one and it is a stitch regulated, optimum model. I got it used from a lady in GA, and it is like new. Hope this helps.

qultnmama

I have the Hobby Quilter which is a lot of fun but no stitch regulator. Why do they have to be so much? One would cost me almost $3000.00 just to have one for my machine and I only paid $5000.00 for machine.

qultnmama

qultnmama

Not sure. I have the Hobby Quilter by Nolting but not the stitch regulator.
Where can I find one for around $500 - $700?