Do You Use a Side Winder Bobbin Machine?

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11-03-2010, 04:48 PM

#101

garysgal

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I have one and love it. So far it seems to take every bobbin I use. I use Singer, Brother and Juki.

11-03-2010, 05:10 PM

#102

thimblebug6000

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Quote:

Originally Posted by myreda

I just got the new Deluxe Sidewinder. It works much better than the original one. I am now using it to wind all my Featherweight and Janome plastic bobbins. It was expensive but it does a great job and it includes spindles that you can change out to wind all kinds of bobbins, including ones for Gammil and Handi-quilter. The list of bobbins includes Viking groups 2,3,4 transparent and Viking green plastic bobbins also, among many others.

I have the green bobbins for my Sapphire 870....yes..they notify you when they are running low....but....the deluxe looks like it's $90 ????http://www.momgadget.com/deluxe-side...bobbin-winder/

11-03-2010, 05:14 PM

#103

Dar-midlife

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I have one and use it for my Bernina but it does not work for my Viking. Use a 40 or 50% off coupon at JoAnn's or someplace like that when you do buy it :)

11-03-2010, 05:20 PM

#104

elsieirene

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Great!
I have an old Sears machine, Baby Lock, and my mothers Featherweight. I will try get the Dritz bobbin winder.
thanks for the info.

11-03-2010, 05:31 PM

#105

martha jo

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I have one of the original sidewinders. It didn't seem to wind tight enough so I didn't use it until someone on here said that it would wind tightly when you used the electric and not the battery. They were absolutely right. I now wind up bobbins for my Featherweight in the basic colors I use for piecing and never have to stop while sewing.

11-03-2010, 05:35 PM

#106

CruisingStef

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I've also been thinking of getting a side winder for my Husqvarna Emerald 118. Can anyone tell me is it compatible with my machine? Thanks in advance for your help.

11-03-2010, 05:58 PM

#107

myreda

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Which bobbins does it use? The list is of bobbin types not machines. I will try to help if you can tell me which bobbin you use. (I am referring to the question about the Emerald.)

11-03-2010, 05:59 PM

#108

Berta48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Moon Holiday

My Janome has a separate motor for the built-in bobbin winder so I don't need one. If I didn't have this machine I probably would get one. My sister has one and uses it all the time.

I am sooo curious about your avatar what & where is that?

11-03-2010, 06:00 PM

#109

myreda

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Quote:

Originally Posted by thimblebug6000

Quote:

Originally Posted by myreda

I have the green bobbins for my Sapphire 870....yes..they notify you when they are running low....but....the deluxe looks like it's $90 ????http://www.momgadget.com/deluxe-side...bobbin-winder/

I got mine for about $75 on sale at Joann's. It might be possible to use a 50% off coupon on it at Joann's too if you watch.

11-03-2010, 06:02 PM

#110

jljack

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Yes, I have one, and I use it to wind the bobbins for my piecing machine. I use pre-wounds in my BabyLock quilter on the frame. Too much trouble to unhook stuff to wind bobbins on it.