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08-08-2010, 02:10 PM
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I've always been under the impression the only information needed in order to acquire a hopping foot for an old machine was whether the machine was long shank or short shank. Is that correct or no?
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08-08-2010, 02:31 PM
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Or slant shank.
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To my knowledge that is correct, but ask Lostin51 or Charlee for sure.
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Now how did I forget slant shank when I have one of those! DOH! I'll sneak out under the carpet now.
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Glad I remembered that one then. I'm guessing a "hopping foot" is like a darning foot?
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Glad I remembered that one then. I'm guessing a "hopping foot" is like a darning foot?
Yes, only it has a built in spring :wink:
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Oh...OHHH...I get it. Thank you for the visual image Amma.
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