How many yards per bobbin?
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I don't know the exact number, but it lasts as long as a regular 15J bobbin. I use it on my regular Singer for our church sewing group, and this was the only place I could find pre-wound 15J. FYI, I don't think 15J's hold as much as 'older' bobbins.
2133631
I had it zeroed at 50 yards I don't need this for much more then that. But I'm sure you can zero at 100 yards
1886174
Read your manual, there are only two different sizes of bobbins that Brother makes. The SA156 and the SA155. Almost all newer machines use the SA156, but check your manual to be sure. If all else fails, call Brother customer service, the number should be on the face of your manual.
1216622
I had 200 yards put on my reel but I think it is a little too much as I used 20 lb test and it unspools a little line between uses because the spool is maxed out.
475080
The bobbins are medal ones not plastic. So depends on your sewing machine. I just use them for thread .
137714
The machine has 3 straight stitch settings, 6 stitches per inch, 10-11/inch and 18/inch. If I need to baste, I just use the 6 stitches per inch and loosen the tension slightly so I can pull the threads out when I am done. Hope that helps!
899384
I do not know the yards to each roll but the spools were smaller than I had expected. 2 1/2 x 3/4". I'm happy now but was very surprised when I got it.
1510024
Sorry I don't know about Pfaff bobbins. I have Singer Featherweight bobbins and Brother CS6000i bobbins. If you Google these, perhaps you would be able to tell how closely they compare to the Pfaff.
2152677
I bought a 1000 pack of plastic bobbins on Amazon. I labeled them all and put them in order in 5 bobbin boxes that I got from my Local michaels.
1418718
I don't think where you load the bobbin matters. You do have to remove the part that holds the presser foot on - the walking foot screws onto the shaft. Not a problem. I have used mine several times and a really pleased. Hope this helps.
1414120
My Touch & Sew is Model 600E from the 1960s. I wasn't able to find bobbins that worked in it either in local fabric stores or thru Amazon.com. I finally took the machine to a reputable local sewing machine repair shop for servicing. I was promised that with servicing and the proper bobbins (which they sold), the bobbins would wind. So far so good. The bobbins, at .$75 each, were called "white line" bobbins by the shop owner. I'm buying all they have!
707209
if it's *60", it's going to be actually 54" and then however many yards you buy. Also, it's a very thin, almost shear material. It was perfect for what I bought it for. (Fabric is either 60" (54") or 45" (usually 44"). I've been sewing about 40 years and it's always been this way. Kind of like a 2"x4"x6' piece of wood. It's never actually those exact dimensions.
789416
On two needle models, it has 4.5 mm (11/64ths) and 7 mm (9/32nds). I have had this machine (my first serger) for a couple of months and am enjoying learning a new way of sewing, nice finished seams and rolled hems. I like it a lot for the price.
1999760
Yes, please enter 8 to purchase 8 yards. Fabric will be cut in one continuous length.
1510022
I used it on brothers bobbins. I did not read it well and they do not work for brothers. They told me at the fabric store that it takes the large bobbins. So I have two pkgs just sitting there.
506296
Hello,I am using it only in a range from 25 yards to 100. I haven't any experience so close.I think so, but you're right, it worth to be checked. It would have been a pleasure for me to do it for you but I am sorry, I am oversea for now for one month and can't do it at ounce.CheersMB
1979226
Hi, Curt--picking up from below--I got about11 yards in length, so you would probably need more than one double roll for your project. . Hope this helps. catbirdz