What does BSR mean?
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BSR = Bernina stitch regulator. It makes your stitches all even when doing free motion quilting.
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I don't have one (but would love to have it), but BSR stands for "Bernina Stitch Regulator." It's available on some Berninas and helps keep free motion quilting stitches an equal length. I've definately heard mixed reviews, but if you compare my work on a non-BSR Bernina with my work on a BSR machine, the BSR free-motion quilting stitches are much more even in length, and I can go faster with the stitching looking better.
Hope that helps! Mattee |
I used the new Bernina 820 in a Bernina Club class. I was not impressed enough to want one. I really liked the long arm frame that Bernina has for it though.
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I used the new Bernina 820 in a Bernina Club class. I was not impressed enough to want one. I really liked the long arm frame that Bernina has for it though.
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I know it's been a while since you submitted this post, but I just stumbled across it during a search, as I have the same problem.
I found out today, that there is an issue with the early 820's and a different dealer told me that there is a fix for a few issues, and they have to send it back to Chicago. They are not broadcasting this, but I'm going to send mine in. Otherwise, I absolutely love it. That is really my only complaint. It even started skipping stitches in free motion mode without the BSR, which I have never used because of the issue. I wonder if you resolved your problems. It's more then just a spring, because I've had that done too. |
Originally Posted by Zoombaby
I know it's been a while since you submitted this post, but I just stumbled across it during a search, as I have the same problem.
I found out today, that there is an issue with the early 820's and a different dealer told me that there is a fix for a few issues, and they have to send it back to Chicago. They are not broadcasting this, but I'm going to send mine in. Otherwise, I absolutely love it. That is really my only complaint. It even started skipping stitches in free motion mode without the BSR, which I have never used because of the issue. I wonder if you resolved your problems. It's more then just a spring, because I've had that done too. I also feel very fortunate that I have a dealer that is amazing and always willing to help no matter what. So I know when I actually get to it, he will guide me through any problems. Let me know when you get it back and how it works... Take Care...Laura |
I have had my spring replaced about 4 or 5 times. I have the early model of the 820 and have nothing but problems since day 1. I am so sick of this machine , it should not be this way. Paid a huge price tag for huge expectations and only got huge headaches. Wakeup Bernina and get this fixed!
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Same for me I got my 820 in 2010 and since I had a lot of troubles with the BSR. After 3 or 4 minutes of free motion I have a lot of large points. My friend has exactly the same 820 and she has the same problem. Also, sometimes the sewing machine just stops sewing. So, we make our quilting on the 440. I even get better quilting with my old 1008.
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Originally Posted by jacee kay
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I agree with you,Maria. I have the 440. I like to use the BSR in mode 2. It regulates to my movement of fabric. I go at a slower pace and try to keep my movements smooth. I think practice is the best way to get better.
I am making some pot holders to practice stippling then I have them to give away. |
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