Computerized Long Arm

[jlwalton1026]

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.

[gardenquilter]

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

[jameswife2003]

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:)

[sewreadycreations]

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.

[toekeyotow]

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

[somari]

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