Is it justified?
#51
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I keep seeing all of this beautiful work that the long arms can do and I am just amazed. They have taken quilting to a completely different level and art form.
I cant wait for the feedback about your machine and please post some photos. I think I am just as excited as you are! :D
Billy
I cant wait for the feedback about your machine and please post some photos. I think I am just as excited as you are! :D
Billy
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Originally Posted by Debra Mc
Billy, check out this guy. Richards Home Built Machine Quilting Frame. http://mysite.verizon.net/rzsdad/index.html. He sells directions on how to build a frame & now he tells some of the harder to find parts, It is pretty neat site.
As far as buying parts I will use off the shelf gears, sprockets, bearings and electronics I can get here locally, but if I need anything else I will just machine the parts myself.
Billy
#53
Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
I have had the checkout page up almost all day, thinking and thinking about clicking that SUBMIT button.
I did it. :-o
I did it. :-o
#54
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Pam, That's a good deal for the machine and frame. See if you can try one out, before you purchase it. They do take quite a bit of practice to become good at, so keep that in mind. I found, I wasn't as good at it as I'd like to have been. So, I computerized mine. You would be able to do the same with the Lizzie. But the computerized system upgrade is almost as costly as the Lizzie itself.
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Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
I have had the checkout page up almost all day, thinking and thinking about clicking that SUBMIT button.
I did it. :-o
I did it. :-o
Somehow I missed this post now I am really really really excited for you!!!!
Did they say when you would have it at your door? And I wonder how much assembly is required when it does arrive. Too bad I am not close to you because I would love to help you set it up so I can see how one of these babies work!!
Congratulations Pam!!!
Billy
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Would be great if you could help set it up. ;) A framing party! I don't know what it takes to set up but I can probably do it.
I also don't know yet when it will be delivered. It says orders are processed in two days so maybe I will call tomorrow if I don't hear anything. I'll work from home on delivery day since I assume I'll have to sign for it and/or don't want it sitting on my porch when I'm not here.
I can't wait to play on it. I've read to practice, practice, practice so keeping my eye out for closeout fabric, cheater panels, baby panels, etc. to practice on.
I also don't know yet when it will be delivered. It says orders are processed in two days so maybe I will call tomorrow if I don't hear anything. I'll work from home on delivery day since I assume I'll have to sign for it and/or don't want it sitting on my porch when I'm not here.
I can't wait to play on it. I've read to practice, practice, practice so keeping my eye out for closeout fabric, cheater panels, baby panels, etc. to practice on.
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Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
Would be great if you could help set it up. ;) A framing party! I don't know what it takes to set up but I can probably do it.
I also don't know yet when it will be delivered. It says orders are processed in two days so maybe I will call tomorrow if I don't hear anything. I'll work from home on delivery day since I assume I'll have to sign for it and/or don't want it sitting on my porch when I'm not here.
I can't wait to play on it. I've read to practice, practice, practice so keeping my eye out for closeout fabric, cheater panels, baby panels, etc. to practice on.
I also don't know yet when it will be delivered. It says orders are processed in two days so maybe I will call tomorrow if I don't hear anything. I'll work from home on delivery day since I assume I'll have to sign for it and/or don't want it sitting on my porch when I'm not here.
I can't wait to play on it. I've read to practice, practice, practice so keeping my eye out for closeout fabric, cheater panels, baby panels, etc. to practice on.
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