Found it ... and they have a table mount.

Hmmm ... the website really doesn't say much about the machine AT ALL.

The thread spool is directly above the needle. I always thought it was best to have the thread as far away from the needle as possible for better feed. Relax the thread - etc.

Hmmmm ...

I have one of these machines and I love it, it was right for my pocket book and it does nice work. You cannot go wrong with this machine.

I am at the quilt show in rosemont. I made it a point to sit down and demo this machine. it costs about $2400. vs upwards of $5400. of other machines. I was impresses with the handling of the machine. I did not notice any vibration. it does not have all the bells and whistles of the other machines, stitch regulator being the big one. but still tuff. warranty is a little low at 2 years. I talked to the owner, developer, ceo, builder .. you name it she does it. my big question was why so much cheaper? she does not have the overhead of other companies. she owns the building she manufactures in, does not advertise in the big magazines, has no salesmen/women that need a paycheck. she and her husband do it all. she is coming to the quilt expo in madisin the beginning of sept, check her out yourself.
thanks for listening. I have to go to the show again today. I still have a dollar in my pocket and it is saying "spend
me on a fat quarter"

Do you still have your sunshine 16? Where do you live. I live in ga/ fl

I am happy with my sunshine 16 but it has no bells and whistles. I use it for basic quilting. Meander, loops, lines, outline etc