Juki TL98Q or TL-2000Qi?
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I ordered a Juki TL98Q, but instead I got sent the wrong machine. I opened the box to find a TL-2000Qi. (The outside of the box did not specify the model inside, beyond that it was a TL.) I'm really torn. I have projects that NEED to get finished this week, and if I send back the 2000Qi, I won't be able to finish them. AND I will be out of a machine for another 2 weeks. :-( (My current machine is being kind of fussy and has been ruining fabric, so I haven't been using it.)
Is the TL-2000Qi as good as the TL98Q? Would it be a good idea to just keep the one that I have, instead of returning it for the TL98Q?
I am so torn. I was so excited to start sewing with it today, but now I don't know what to do.
Is the TL-2000Qi as good as the TL98Q? Would it be a good idea to just keep the one that I have, instead of returning it for the TL98Q?
I am so torn. I was so excited to start sewing with it today, but now I don't know what to do.
#3
I have just Googled this and I think you will find that they have replaced the TL98Q with the TL2000QI. Best to phone your supplier and check it out before just sending it back
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The 2000 is the updated 98...but, talk to the company first.
Elle, I have had the Juki for a couple of years, and I LOVE her! She can run for hours on end and not overheat, and she cuts the threads when you push a button. She free motions like a dream.
Elle, I have had the Juki for a couple of years, and I LOVE her! She can run for hours on end and not overheat, and she cuts the threads when you push a button. She free motions like a dream.
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Originally Posted by Tink's Mom
The 2000 is the updated 98...but, talk to the company first.
Elle, I have had the Juki for a couple of years, and I LOVE her! She can run for hours on end and not overheat, and she cuts the threads when you push a button. She free motions like a dream.
Elle, I have had the Juki for a couple of years, and I LOVE her! She can run for hours on end and not overheat, and she cuts the threads when you push a button. She free motions like a dream.
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