John Flynn Frame
01-27-2012, 06:55 AM
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I finally found someone to give mine to. Waste of money and glad I only spent $79 years ago for it.
The biggest problem with it is size. Quilting a baby size is easy on a regular machine without a frame.
This frame will take up more room than a long arm frame. You are not moving your machine so the frame will be moved from one end to the other thru the machine. Think about how much room you need even for a twin size quilt moving from side to side thru the machine. You also have a problem with keeping the pvc pipes on the table as they keep falling off.
Yes you need two pvc pipe pieces that are as thick as the bottom of your machine to hold the frame even on the table.
The biggest problem with it is size. Quilting a baby size is easy on a regular machine without a frame.
This frame will take up more room than a long arm frame. You are not moving your machine so the frame will be moved from one end to the other thru the machine. Think about how much room you need even for a twin size quilt moving from side to side thru the machine. You also have a problem with keeping the pvc pipes on the table as they keep falling off.
Yes you need two pvc pipe pieces that are as thick as the bottom of your machine to hold the frame even on the table.
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