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Low, High, and Slant Shank
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I need to buy two feet for my Kenmore for a machine quilting class I'm taking. I just had to move my sewing room and, of course, now cannot find my manual for this machine (I'm continuing to look for it). I have gone on-line to try and research my problem. Can you tell, just by looking at the pictures, if my machine is a low or high shank? I've never understood the difference. This machine was purchased in approx. 1981. TIA [ATTACH=CONFIG]580693[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]580694[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]580695[/ATTACH]
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You have a low shank machine
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Thank you, fktsewing. How can you tell?
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Low shank feet are about a half inch tall, high shank feet are about one inch tall and only Singer used slant shank feet.
Cari |
Here's how to measure the shank:
https://www.anniescatalog.com/images...chine_feet.gif (taken from Annie's Catalog) Hope this helps. |
Thanks, everyone!
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Originally Posted by osewme
(Post 7907948)
Here's how to measure the shank:
https://www.anniescatalog.com/images...chine_feet.gif (taken from Annie's Catalog) Hope this helps. That is extremely helpful! Thank you. |
Which feet do you need?
Marcia |
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]580794[/ATTACH]Two low shank feet.
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Do the snap on feet use a low shank walking foot?
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