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07-14-2010, 06:41 PM

#41

Barbara J. McRae

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I love my Phaff, I just bought 1yr.ago, , the IDT walking
foot is the greatest idea, the machinees runs smooth
and frabric feeds well Bsrb

07-14-2010, 06:44 PM

#42

needles3thread

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I have a Pfaff & really like the even feed feature.

07-14-2010, 06:51 PM

#43

Annz

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Yes this is a great feature with the pfaff. I love mine.

07-14-2010, 06:52 PM

#44

Linda B

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I'll add my votes for Pfaff. I still have my hobby version and have the 2027 Classic Style Quilt. I'm dreaming about the Creative Vision. I don't think I could ever consider a different brand.

07-14-2010, 06:55 PM

#45

rahaube

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Joeysnana

I don't understand the IDT feature on Pfaffs. The Integrated Dual Feed- is it a foot that should come with the machine? Is it like a walking foot?

This is like a built in walking foot without the bulk. It works beautifully. When I use my Pfaff, I use it for all kinds of sewing. I wish I had one on my Viking.

07-14-2010, 07:36 PM

#46

jemma

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pfaff machines purrrrrrrrrrrrr--and so do i when using it

07-14-2010, 08:32 PM

#47

Sheree from Chicago

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Love my Pfaff! She's a simple one but I love it. Never any problems and I do love the IDF.

07-14-2010, 08:39 PM

#48

AliKat

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I love my Pfafgf with the IDT technology. It keeps me sewing. The Pfaff and a 1/4" flanged foot let me enjoy sewing without strssing my hands and fingers, as there is less need to manipulate the fabric with sewing. They are even better than chocolate [well, most of thetime anyway.]

ali

07-14-2010, 08:49 PM

#49

walen

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I have a Bernina 730E and I wish they had added it before I got mine, too.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kas

Quote:

Originally Posted by mhansen6

I just recently wore out my Pfaff I had for 25 years. So I looked at all the different machines out there and ended up buying another Pfaff. The Creative 4.0 I have had such good luck with the Pfaffs I have had, this is my 4th. The integrated dual feed is one of the features that Pfaff has and no other machine does. It is wonderful. It pulls the fabric evenly from top and bottom. I wouldn't sew without it.

Actually the new Bernina 830 and 820 have it. I just wish they had added it before I got my 640. I used to have a Pfaff and really loved the IDF. But I fmq a lot and the lever for lifting the presser foot is in the back on the Bernina, not inside the throat of the machine. I was always catching it with my quilt an knocking it out of darning mode, darn it! So I don't miss that!

07-15-2010, 02:01 AM

#50

Horseladyquilter

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Yes, a wonderful feature. I believe Pfaff is the only one that has this built in feature. It can be engaged and disengaged with a push of your finger. Not to be used for embroidery. Also, if it shouldn't be used with a certain foot, that foot won't let you engage the IDT.