Looking for needles for my 9W-7
07-27-2012, 08:21 AM
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Lyn, and others,
Here is the response I got back from Schmetz regarding the MY 1014 needles with my original question at the bottom:
As far as I'm concerned this is out of my price league. Somewhere there has to be a source of this needle. And in my opinion this confirms my thoughts that this is not a common needle. So, back to the hunt.
Joe
Here is the response I got back from Schmetz regarding the MY 1014 needles with my original question at the bottom:
Re: MY 1014 Needles
This needle system is not part of our normal inventory. I would have to special order it from the SCHMETZ Industrial Division. They currently have the following available (as of 3:30 PM, Thursday, July 26, 2012):
Size 90/14 à 3 boxes
Size 100/16 à 1 box
Size 110 à SCHMETZ does not manufacture a MY 1014 needle in this size
The price is $95.80/box of 100 needles plus $15.00 shipping via UPS Ground in the continental United States. The needles would be drop-shipped to you. If you wish to place an order you will need to call me at (800) 527-2408, ext. 324. We accept all major credit cards.
Paul Ragas
Advertising Director
Euro-Notions, Inc.
SCHMETZneedles.com
3800 W. 42nd Street
Chicago, IL 60632
[email protected]
(800) 527-2408 x324
(773) 584-6402
From: Joseph Miller [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2012 2:51 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: MY 1014 needles
I am looking for MY 1014 needles. The only other Schmetz number I have is 34:22 1.
I'm specifically looking for size 14, 16, and 18 in sharp point type needles.
Thanks,
Joe
This needle system is not part of our normal inventory. I would have to special order it from the SCHMETZ Industrial Division. They currently have the following available (as of 3:30 PM, Thursday, July 26, 2012):
Size 90/14 à 3 boxes
Size 100/16 à 1 box
Size 110 à SCHMETZ does not manufacture a MY 1014 needle in this size
The price is $95.80/box of 100 needles plus $15.00 shipping via UPS Ground in the continental United States. The needles would be drop-shipped to you. If you wish to place an order you will need to call me at (800) 527-2408, ext. 324. We accept all major credit cards.
Paul Ragas
Advertising Director
Euro-Notions, Inc.
SCHMETZneedles.com
3800 W. 42nd Street
Chicago, IL 60632
[email protected]
(800) 527-2408 x324
(773) 584-6402
From: Joseph Miller [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2012 2:51 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: MY 1014 needles
I am looking for MY 1014 needles. The only other Schmetz number I have is 34:22 1.
I'm specifically looking for size 14, 16, and 18 in sharp point type needles.
Thanks,
Joe
Joe
07-27-2012, 10:52 AM
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FYI; Organ Needle Co., LTD.
http://www.organ-needles.com/english/index.php
.pdf chart and information about Organ needles. VERY educational.
http://www.organ-needles.com/english...100716/all.pdf
Hope this is of some interest to all.
Joe
http://www.organ-needles.com/english/index.php
.pdf chart and information about Organ needles. VERY educational.
http://www.organ-needles.com/english...100716/all.pdf
Hope this is of some interest to all.
Joe
07-28-2012, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by J Miller
Lyn,
If you need bobbins for the 9W-7 and it uses the flat sided bobbins, 221/301 bobbins work perfectly.
If you need the donut shaped ones, I'll keep my eyes open.
And yes when I find some needles I'll post where.
Joe
If you need bobbins for the 9W-7 and it uses the flat sided bobbins, 221/301 bobbins work perfectly.
If you need the donut shaped ones, I'll keep my eyes open.
And yes when I find some needles I'll post where.
Joe
It's the donut shaped bobbins that I need. I've bid on some on Ebay, but when they go over $5 I give up. I'll follow this post and see if there is a good source for needles. Thanks!
Lyn
07-28-2012, 03:16 PM
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Considering how rarium those donut bobbins are, you might have to bite the bullet and pay the high cost on them. Or, use the machine for a door stop.
If the one my SIL gave us had used the donuts I wouldn't even have considered using it. I would have just cleaned it up and put it on CL or something.
Joe
If the one my SIL gave us had used the donuts I wouldn't even have considered using it. I would have just cleaned it up and put it on CL or something.
Joe
07-28-2012, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by TinkerQuilts
Joe-
It's the donut shaped bobbins that I need. I've bid on some on Ebay, but when they go over $5 I give up. I'll follow this post and see if there is a good source for needles. Thanks!
Lyn
It's the donut shaped bobbins that I need. I've bid on some on Ebay, but when they go over $5 I give up. I'll follow this post and see if there is a good source for needles. Thanks!
Lyn
Try the FW bobbin, they seem work well in my Wheeler & Wilson #9. I just got the machine so I havn't done too much with it. My first W&W and I'm rather fond of it so far.
Jon
07-29-2012, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by J Miller
Considering how rarium those donut bobbins are, you might have to bite the bullet and pay the high cost on them. Or, use the machine for a door stop.
If the one my SIL gave us had used the donuts I wouldn't even have considered using it. I would have just cleaned it up and put it on CL or something.
Joe
If the one my SIL gave us had used the donuts I wouldn't even have considered using it. I would have just cleaned it up and put it on CL or something.
Joe
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