Juki 98E users
10-25-2011, 04:33 PM
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 480
Greetings! I got my new to me juki for my frame, yea! Only no manual, so I have a few questions.......
1. What size needle is needed for basic fmq'ing?
2. She came with only one bobbin. I like several ready when I'm working, so I need to get more. What kind?
3. I have several large serger cotton? Spools of thread. Can I use this thread on this machine?
4. I read somewhere on here that she will get really thirsty....what's the best type of oil to give her drinks?
5. For future reference....can a stitch regulator be hooked up to her?
6. Any do's or don'ts I should keep in mind about her?
I've been told she is a work horse, I just want to make her at home now, and take good care of her, so any hints, tips and ideas are greatly appreciated...
1. What size needle is needed for basic fmq'ing?
2. She came with only one bobbin. I like several ready when I'm working, so I need to get more. What kind?
3. I have several large serger cotton? Spools of thread. Can I use this thread on this machine?
4. I read somewhere on here that she will get really thirsty....what's the best type of oil to give her drinks?
5. For future reference....can a stitch regulator be hooked up to her?
6. Any do's or don'ts I should keep in mind about her?
I've been told she is a work horse, I just want to make her at home now, and take good care of her, so any hints, tips and ideas are greatly appreciated...
10-25-2011, 05:25 PM
#2
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: western NY formerly MN, FL, NC, SC
Posts: 51,430
I have an 18 needle on mine... but that is just my personal preference. I've never used serger thread for my quilting... i read somewhere that it has fewer strands and is not as twisted. I use regular sewing machine oil on it and don't find a great need to oil it more than any other. I have a Quilter's Cruise Control on mine... they are specific to different brands. It really is a work horse. I just love mine. If you google "juki tl98e manual" you will find many sites where you can get a manual. hth
10-25-2011, 07:33 PM
#5
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Central PA
Posts: 5,573
I had a Juki 98Q and it worked wonderfully on a frame. But I did find it needed a lot of oil. The lady I bought it from warned me that it was a thirsty machine, and I found it to be so. Congrats and enjoy!
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