Left hand needle only?
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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Cathy,
There is an exception - sort of. My Aldens Magic Zig Zag is a left homing machine and it has a LMR lever.
Here's a pic:
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The straight stitch foot and needle plate:
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The weird thing about this machine is if you leave the ZZ needle plate in, you can put it on M and have a center home machine. But, put the SS plate in and it becomes a left home machine.
Weird. I just leave the ZZ plate in it.
Joe
There is an exception - sort of. My Aldens Magic Zig Zag is a left homing machine and it has a LMR lever.
Here's a pic:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]520428[/ATTACH]
The straight stitch foot and needle plate:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]520429[/ATTACH]
The weird thing about this machine is if you leave the ZZ needle plate in, you can put it on M and have a center home machine. But, put the SS plate in and it becomes a left home machine.
Weird. I just leave the ZZ plate in it.
Joe
#12
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Central Wisconsin
Posts: 4,391
I guess I would find my favorite seam allowance and put a piece of tape on the bed as a seam guide. My featherweight has tape on it, and since those feet have a 1/8 inch foot on the right side, it is very necessary for me.
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