Juki quilting machine
#1
I have seen on this page an add for Juki TL 98Q quilting machine.
I have only one sewing machine, Singer FashionMate, that is about 33 years old. it is still very good, but I have retired recently and would like to do my own quilting.
would appreciate your opinion on Juki TL 98Q. it was around $800.
I have only one sewing machine, Singer FashionMate, that is about 33 years old. it is still very good, but I have retired recently and would like to do my own quilting.
would appreciate your opinion on Juki TL 98Q. it was around $800.
#3
I had one (sold it to get my HQ) I did love it though, seemed to be a great machine, can be used on a frame as well, it's a straight stitch only machine though. Can use alot of oil also (loves lubrication). Other than that, I can't say i had any problems that weren't new frame quilting errors of my own causing.
#7
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: chicago, IL
Posts: 9,589
Originally Posted by Quiltforme
I love my Juki!! It is a work horse and I love how it quilts.!
#9
I love mine as well. I do most of my piecing on her, I also make bags on her and have her on a frame to do FMQ. I want a long arm now, but I would never give her up. The Juki rules- she has all metal parts, and no computer- as long as you oil her, she's sew straight, true and FAST. Love love love.
#10
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Russellville AR
Posts: 1,942
While I don't use my Juki for quilting, I bought mine strictly for piecing and I have to say I LOVE this machine!
But don't get the TL98Q, the TL2010Q is out now, and has a couple of very nice improvements on it, and if you call Les at Ed Raichert's:
http://www.raichert.com/azsewingstore/t-combopage3.htm
You can get it for $750.
But don't get the TL98Q, the TL2010Q is out now, and has a couple of very nice improvements on it, and if you call Les at Ed Raichert's:
http://www.raichert.com/azsewingstore/t-combopage3.htm
You can get it for $750.
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