briskgo

http://medford.craigslist.org/art/5129116192.html

I think he'll take $200 for it. This would work with my Juki Tl 2000. However I have only been quilting for a year and don't know if I'm ready. I have the space.

Any thought please, especially if you've had buyers regret.

Geraldine

ManiacQuilter2

If you have the room and think you will eventually get there, I would buy it.

lfletcher

I had it before I bought my Gammill and I feel it's a quality frame. Good value at $200.00.

QuiltnNan

an excellent price and a great frame. i loved mine with my Juki, but sold them both.

k_jupiter

That is a steal. And you can break it down and transport it in a station wagon, SUV, or PU truck. You do need to make sure you can fit 10 foot poles somewhere in or on your vehicle.

tim in san jose

mike'sgirl

I would buy it. That's a real good price.

sandy l

I have a Hinterberg frame and it's well made. If you have a machine with a 9" throat, it will work for you. If you would latter want to get a larger machine (mid-arm, 15" throat), you would need to get the pieces to make it a "stretch frame". That's what I did. But for a start, it's a good price, and since you have the room, go for it

Belfrybat

Great price and good frame. I'd jump on it in a heartbeat. I just spent $500.00 for a used Hinterberg stretch frame.