Long arm quilting machines
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I would like your opinions on the various long arm machines that are available..........what are the pro's and con's concerning the different manufactures. I know they are costly, but I dream of owning one someday. I'd really just like to rent one for 90 days, learn how to use it, and get my quilt tops done. Like I said, I'm dreaming.
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I live near Columbus, Ohio and one of our quilt shops which also sells quilting machines offers classes and you can rent time on their machines..$15 /hour or 6 hours for $75. Of course they insist you take a class on the use of the machine first. I don't know where you're at or how close you are to someplace that might offer this type of service, but it seems like a good way to try before you buy (invest!!), both the machine and your determination!!
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Like I said.........I was just dreaming about renting a long arm machine. Wouldn't it be nice if you could call and have one delivered and set up in your home for a few months without investing thousands of dollars first! :wink:
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