wow quilting machines
10-11-2011, 07:00 PM
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Was browsing quilt magazine when i saw this add for Wow quilting machines. I had never heard of them but they are in my back yard in Coweta Ok Very interesting web page prices are 4,000.00 & under . I will be making a road trip over to tne address to check them out I have a long arm gammill but is about 20 yrs old but in great shape I would not sell or trade . But I still have to go see. the web site is
www.wowquilts.com
www.wowquilts.com
10-11-2011, 07:08 PM
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10-11-2011, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by quiltstodo
Ok I'll be the first to ask and leave myself open for whatever. Am I right that these are vintage singers made into long arm machines? Kind of the stretch limo of singer
10-11-2011, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Enchanted Quilter
Was browsing quilt magazine when i saw this add for Wow quilting machines. I had never heard of them but they are in my back yard in Coweta Ok Very interesting web page prices are 4,000.00 & under . I will be making a road trip over to tne address to check them out I have a long arm gammill but is about 20 yrs old but in great shape I would not sell or trade . But I still have to go see. the web site is
www.wowquilts.com
www.wowquilts.com
This is only after a few hours practice on my new machine
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They are "stretched" Singer 201 machines - and beautifully done
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10-11-2011, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by virtualbernie
Originally Posted by quiltstodo
Ok I'll be the first to ask and leave myself open for whatever. Am I right that these are vintage singers made into long arm machines? Kind of the stretch limo of singer
10-12-2011, 03:27 AM
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i had bought a used one once. as soon as i began using it, i realized that the small holes to thread the thread through would become an annoyance to me due to my vision. so i resold it right away. it had been recommended by a galfriend up in Calgary who just loves hers! she does seem to have to oil it frequently, though. she has a pretty good relationship with Rick from WOW and got him to stretch her Juki. She said he did a great job with that.
10-12-2011, 06:48 AM
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its not just vintage machines. they also modify babylock and its great. i purchased one for $2500 and it included, the 18" babylock, the pinnacle frame (up to king size), Sure Stitch Regulator (front and back), laser guide, speed control, panto boards and different feet. i love it and it was in my budget. its definitely a better way to go as oppose to investing $18k on other machines. i'm happy.
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