What is it?
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What is it?
I'm cleaning out my sewing area and came across something that has left me clueless. Do any of you know what this is? The bottom end of the long arm is square. There is a slot between the plastic-metal bar on the back and the front.
Thanks!
Bev in TX
Thanks!
Bev in TX
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It belongs to a bernina. I have one. No idea what to do with it. While we are discussing berninas.
the table which comes with the machine. In my group of quilters 5 of use have had this table snap in. The area that goes under the needle as it slides in place.
they usually look like a crack, mine is taped up at present. Is this a manufacturing design fault or are we just unfortunate.
the table which comes with the machine. In my group of quilters 5 of use have had this table snap in. The area that goes under the needle as it slides in place.
they usually look like a crack, mine is taped up at present. Is this a manufacturing design fault or are we just unfortunate.
Last edited by DOTTYMO; 06-20-2015 at 10:27 PM.
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Thanks! I have one of those in a drawer, never used it because I didn't know what it was for! Probably still won't use it because my Bernina is in a drop in table... but at least I know now
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Last edited by countryone77; 06-21-2015 at 12:22 AM.
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... While we are discussing berninas.
the table which comes with the machine. In my group of quilters 5 of use have had this table snap in. The area that goes under the needle as it slides in place.
they usually look like a crack, mine is taped up at present. Is this a manufacturing design fault or are we just unfortunate.
the table which comes with the machine. In my group of quilters 5 of use have had this table snap in. The area that goes under the needle as it slides in place.
they usually look like a crack, mine is taped up at present. Is this a manufacturing design fault or are we just unfortunate.