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Robin, I can't thread a sewing machine, never mind work one... It's just something that never made sense to me.

I've been running embroidery machines for 2 years now... totally different animal. My wife says the same thing, she hates touching a sewing machine but she will run the embroidery machines all day long.

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Maybe I'll take another look when we get to the trade show. I usually just crinkle up my nose when we walk by them

Thanks everyone!

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Robin, seeing what you're able to do with your DTG and Plotter, I would say that working with an embroidery machine will be a walk in the park for you. And it would be great to combine embroidery with DTG; now you can embroider the "white thread", as you can't print the "white ink" on your brother.

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We're running 2 tajima 4-head, 12 color machines. We also have 2 single head, 12 color units. They run well, but I have a tech come and look them over at least once a year.

I have mounted mine on 4 solid blocks, which raised the machines 10 inches. Now we don't have to stoop or sit to change needles or string thread. I wonder who these machines were built for??? Most users in the US aren't that short.

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Quote: Originally Posted by rwshirts I wonder who these machines were built for??? Most users in the US aren't that short. RW

Well, Barudan and Tajima are Japanese companies!

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we have a toyota 9100 net and love it. Have it hooked up thru the network.

 

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