Janome 1600p vs Brother1500s vs Juki 2101Q/2000Qi
08-04-2011, 07:41 PM
#42
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Location: Kentucky
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Originally Posted by kiffie2413
I looked again at rules, think its ok to post where I ordered my machine. Its from Allbrands, and they also say they are Brother authorized dealer...hope this helps...
08-05-2011, 07:30 PM
#43
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Texas
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Hi
I got the machine in today, but have not had a chance to "play" with it yet...I may just have to stay up late...lol...I will let you know how it goes. I can say the shipping was free, fast, and it was packaged nicely...
I got the machine in today, but have not had a chance to "play" with it yet...I may just have to stay up late...lol...I will let you know how it goes. I can say the shipping was free, fast, and it was packaged nicely...
08-06-2011, 07:40 PM
#44
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Grawn, Michigan
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I bought the Brother 1500s because the dealer pointed out that if it needed parts replaced, the cost is much less for the Brother than the Juki or Janome. He even compared a few parts such as the thread cutter. Appx 10 X.
I have the stitch regulator/speed control. It plugs in to the machine where you plug in the foot pedal. It uses a button to start and stop. No foot pedal in the way or to chase after. The only negative is that when you stop moving the machine, the needle continues to move up and down until you push the button.
I purchased my 1st machine new, last September, with the Gracy II frame and stitch reg, for appx $1700. I purchased my 2nd Brother 1500s today with a Grace machine quilter frame at a yard sale for $400, for my sister.
I found the yard sale on Craigslist. I searched longarm sewing machine and quilting machines. You can also search Ebay or Amazon. Should be able to get a new machine for less than $600.
I have the stitch regulator/speed control. It plugs in to the machine where you plug in the foot pedal. It uses a button to start and stop. No foot pedal in the way or to chase after. The only negative is that when you stop moving the machine, the needle continues to move up and down until you push the button.
I purchased my 1st machine new, last September, with the Gracy II frame and stitch reg, for appx $1700. I purchased my 2nd Brother 1500s today with a Grace machine quilter frame at a yard sale for $400, for my sister.
I found the yard sale on Craigslist. I searched longarm sewing machine and quilting machines. You can also search Ebay or Amazon. Should be able to get a new machine for less than $600.
04-02-2014, 04:56 PM
#45
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I bought the JANOME because it works it Quilter's cruise control that came with my inspiration frame. I also like the front load bobbin and front face needle great if you quilt on frame. Easier to change bobbin on the Q model. It is a must to buy the expensive quilting foot set and the cover plate. Without stitch regulator I would imagine it would be very hard to get good smooth stitches.
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