Ruffler Attachment Doesn't seem to fit
01-13-2015, 07:17 AM
#11
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SVAL,
All FWs are low shank machines, so the low shank rufflers should work. Some of the ones I have sit a bit crooked so it might look tilted. But if it is tilted for sure and not bent then it's for a slant shank machine.
Joe
All FWs are low shank machines, so the low shank rufflers should work. Some of the ones I have sit a bit crooked so it might look tilted. But if it is tilted for sure and not bent then it's for a slant shank machine.
Joe
01-13-2015, 08:38 AM
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01-13-2015, 02:25 PM
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SVAL,
More than likely you're just not holding your mouth right. Sometimes getting the mounting bracket lined up with the screw hole while getting the actuating lever over the needle clamp at the same time is hard.
Just make sure the presser foot shaft is all the way down and then give it another go.
Just for the fun of it I took a pic with three rufflers lined up so you can see the difference in the mounting brackets.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]505828[/ATTACH]
Front to Rear = Low shank, slant shank, high shank.
Joe
More than likely you're just not holding your mouth right. Sometimes getting the mounting bracket lined up with the screw hole while getting the actuating lever over the needle clamp at the same time is hard.
Just make sure the presser foot shaft is all the way down and then give it another go.
Just for the fun of it I took a pic with three rufflers lined up so you can see the difference in the mounting brackets.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]505828[/ATTACH]
Front to Rear = Low shank, slant shank, high shank.
Joe
Last edited by QuiltnNan; 01-03-2016 at 10:37 AM.
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