Brother Side Cutting Overlock Attatchment
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Fits most low vertical shank sewing machines made by Brother to Brothers usual high quality standards. Easy to operate, remove your existing presser foot and shank and screw on the one piece cutting system. This new style with guide marks also comes with instructions. The side cutter is an attachment that will trim the excess material while sewing using a zig-zag or overlock stitch which is built into your sewing machine. Works best with firm medium weight fabric. Will not fit high shank or Singer slant shank machines.Brother Side Cutting Overlock Attatchment Brother, Janome Singer, Pfaff
| UPC | 4977766606011 |
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| Manufacturer | Brother |
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Really pleased with this foot. Saves trimming and then overlocking seams as it does it in one action! Thank you Brother.
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It’s simple to say. It is SUPER
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This overlocking foot does just what it says on the tin and I find no snags after the cut has been made. It was delivered well packaged and quite quickly.
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Easy to use, came with a clear instruction leaflet (which is the same as the relevant page on my Brother sewing machine manual). Gave good results when overcasting a thick curtain with liner. Very pleased with this as an alternative to buying an over-locker, for moderate domestic use.
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The Brother side cutting overlock attachment is a very useful tool that just snaps on to the domestic sewing machine instead of the usual presser foot. It does cut as it sews and makes a neat edge but is no replacement for an overlocker if a lot of use is required. I've bought a second one because the first one got blunt after about 18 months of constant use and replacement knives are not available.
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My wife says the overlocking cutter is excellent. It fits easily and is simple to use, giving professional results.
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