Queen Quilter 18 Long Arm Price
#11
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 5
Liz,
I wouldn't buy anything from sewingmachinesplus.com. I'm saying this because I did. Once you buy, you will never get any technical service or help. There is a dealer in Texas who is comparable in price and from her ad, gives a 3-day retreat where she will teach you how to use the machine. The queen quilter 18 is a good machine. The store (sewingmachinesplus.com) is not. You should go to their blog site and see all the bad reviews. Mine is included.
I wouldn't buy anything from sewingmachinesplus.com. I'm saying this because I did. Once you buy, you will never get any technical service or help. There is a dealer in Texas who is comparable in price and from her ad, gives a 3-day retreat where she will teach you how to use the machine. The queen quilter 18 is a good machine. The store (sewingmachinesplus.com) is not. You should go to their blog site and see all the bad reviews. Mine is included.
#13
Super Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Small town south of Ottawa, Ontario
Posts: 1,692
Good morning, I was wondering if this is a good deal.
http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/queen-quilter-18.php
Queen Quilter 18 Long Arm Quilting Machine w/ Stitch Regulator & Wood Frame Pay as low as $125/month
Thanks.
http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/queen-quilter-18.php
Queen Quilter 18 Long Arm Quilting Machine w/ Stitch Regulator & Wood Frame Pay as low as $125/month
Thanks.
#14
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Springfield, MO
Posts: 4
Whatever you do, do not buy from this company. I know from experience. I bought my Queen Quilter from them. My DH was told that they would come out and set up and give lessons. HA! My husband tried calling and calling no help. Tin Lizzie won't even help. I finally had to pay to take it to a Tin Lizzie dealer to fix the encoders. SewingMachinePlus is a joke.
#15
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 471
Why don't you Google "problems with the Tin Lizzie quilting machine" and see what you get. I traded in my TL in Sept because, though it was only 2 years old, it had never worked right and the company would not respond to me or my dealers (my dealers were wonderful, but got nowhere). I think that TL is trying to repair a very tainted image but check up on them and make sure. As of 5 months ago, I could get only one company to accept my TL sl as a trade in. Lucky for me, that company was 2nd on my list of favorites. But for a $12,000 investment (I had the Shirley stitcher) I got $,1,800.
Whatever you do, do not buy from this company. I know from experience. I bought my Queen Quilter from them. My DH was told that they would come out and set up and give lessons. HA! My husband tried calling and calling no help. Tin Lizzie won't even help. I finally had to pay to take it to a Tin Lizzie dealer to fix the encoders. SewingMachinePlus is a joke.
#16
I have a Tin Lizzie 18LS with Quilt Magician robotics and have never had a problem, other than learning how to use it. Lol
Everyone has their own experience. Some good, some bad. Also, join the TinLizzie yahoo group. Tons of help there.
Everyone has their own experience. Some good, some bad. Also, join the TinLizzie yahoo group. Tons of help there.
Why don't you Google "problems with the Tin Lizzie quilting machine" and see what you get. I traded in my TL in Sept because, though it was only 2 years old, it had never worked right and the company would not respond to me or my dealers (my dealers were wonderful, but got nowhere). I think that TL is trying to repair a very tainted image but check up on them and make sure. As of 5 months ago, I could get only one company to accept my TL sl as a trade in. Lucky for me, that company was 2nd on my list of favorites. But for a $12,000 investment (I had the Shirley stitcher) I got $,1,800.
#17
I have a similar setup and paid a few thousand over the price your product is advertised for.
I haven't got my money back on it yet and its been over 4 years. I bought because I wanted it and could afford it. So let that be your guide. If you can afford $150 a month for how many years and you want to quilt, then buy it. Just make sure you won't resent those payments in a few years.
MaryKatherine
I haven't got my money back on it yet and its been over 4 years. I bought because I wanted it and could afford it. So let that be your guide. If you can afford $150 a month for how many years and you want to quilt, then buy it. Just make sure you won't resent those payments in a few years.
MaryKatherine
#18
I've been "looking" at the sit-down model of the Queen Quilter 18....and salivating...how many of you guys have one of these....I've hand-quilted for over 30 years and have just started fmq....I love the Leah Day videos in her 365 Days of FMQ blog....I think moving the quilt is easier for me than moving the machine. Any thoughts?
#19
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Join Date: Aug 2020
Posts: 2
Can I use my machine with a frame?
Good morning, I was wondering if this is a good deal.
http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/queen-quilter-18.php
Queen Quilter 18 Long Arm Quilting Machine w/ Stitch Regulator & Wood Frame Pay as low as $125/month
Thanks.
http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/queen-quilter-18.php
Queen Quilter 18 Long Arm Quilting Machine w/ Stitch Regulator & Wood Frame Pay as low as $125/month
Thanks.
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