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Does anyone know anything about the computerized quiltint machines? I am looking into one, but I don't know anything about the brands and what to look for.

Thanks in advance.

have several friends who are computerized - I am not - from watching them and the angst that they went through it seems that you want one that has good support - that offers new patterns that you can down load - that is approved by the manufacturer of your machine for your machine

I WANT ONE! Can't afford it right now. There are several options I've looked at. I think the cheapest was the PC Quilter: http://www.pcquilter.com/about_pcq.htm' ... ut_pcq.htm If you have a Grace frame there's Quiltmotion: http://graceframe.com/gfxoops/modules/s ... module_33/ And there's the Statler Stitcher: http://www.gammill.net/?m=statler_model ... tler_model Hope that helps some:)

Hi, we are professional quilters and have two Gammill/Statler machines currently. Prior to purchasing our second machine this past year we looked at all of the available machines in the market. After looking, we settled on purchasing a Gammill trade-in and hand it fitted with a Statler option. This took a considerable amount off the price of a new machine. Our machines run constantly and have no problems. They cost more...but long term are worth the investment if you can afford it.

If you go to myqbot.com they have videos on the qbot it is a great entry level computerized part that attaches to your mid/long arm machine. There are also lots of videos on You Tube is you search qbot quilting. Hope this helps.

Joan

My Avante HQ +ProStitcher. The computer is worth more than the machine!