hi, glad I found your video. I have a Juki 8100e industrial machine and received a binder attachment today which I had ordered via Amazon. Unfortunately, that particular binder involved changing the plate over and the teeth and to cut a long story short, it was far too much hassle for the amount I would use it. Ironically, I reordered a different attachment that is basically the same as the one you use in this video and this looks a hell of a lot less trouble to fit lol.
I have a commercial machine that recently got sewing. It came with binding attachment but no foot to match. Are the Foot plates and attachment company specific or can I find and use a different foot? Thanks for your quick video.
Do you have a binder ribbon recommendation for curved assemblies? I’m looking for keywords to search for binder ribbon that does especially well with following round edges. Thanks!
I just received the 1 inch Binder attachment. Did I need to have the Teflon foot also in order for it to work. I have a teflon foot but it is not as wide as yours. Please respond. I'd like to order the other sizes if it works well on my machine.
Excellent a Nd PERFECT ..... BUT...!!!!....... I need / want a metal foot just like that but I want it to put binding on baby and throw quilts with just regular batting not lofty batting I do not like the look of sew on the binding and flipping it over the front I want top and back all stitched at the same time. I keep seeing the plastic binder thing but I want to bind simple quilts. And be able to do the sharp muttered corners Thank you... Every time I see those industrial sewing machines I think of the two my grandma had... and then I wonder what happened to them and then wish I had one. I loved the knee lift. Sadly she died when I was 17. But blessed my mom taught me to sew.
I'm not sure if this can fit on my quantum singer 9960.its different sitting. I order a industrial presser foot like half and zipper foot I can't use . I can't even move the needle bar so it will fit in.
I don't think this will fit your machine. You would need the 2 mounting holes to the right of the needle in the machine bed. You can see the mounting screws at the 1:48 mark of this video.
@@dreamhammock ok thanks... no one seems to know and they are on every machine.... Ive compared them and theyre not 6-32 4-40 or even metric.... I do have 2 from parts i got on an old singer 348 that didnt work and those turned out to be metric... seems ive gone down some sort of rabbit hole i swear
+MommaKnowsBestest Check to see if your machine has the two mounting holes to the right of the needles. If so, you should be all set for using these attachments.
+MommaKnowsBestest Yes, I believe the holes are pretty standard amoung many machines and most attachments are made to fit them. The mounting of the attachment can be seen starting at about 1:48.
+MommaKnowsBestest I think most of mine came from this place and they've been pretty great to order from. www.cutexsewingsupplies.com/attachments-folders/binding-attachments/single-needle-binders/sewing-machine-raw-edge-plain-tape-binder-binding-attachment
yeah great machines .. they are very similar. so buttery smooth, silent and stupid fast. I just outfitted mine with a G-series Ho Hsing motor w/syncro. G40 i think. It is slick. Indexer works awesome. Programable for speed, ramp up time, needle up/down etc. there is no shrill frequency noise from the motor as found with some of the other brushless motor controllers. its dead quiet. liked it so much i bought a second one for my china tacsew walking foot.
