🧵 Enhance Stitching Precision with YEQIN Even Feed Walking Foot for Low Shank Brother, Singer, and Janome SA140 - Includes Quilt Guide P60444 Review

This is a cheap plastic walking foot. It can not be tightened enough without warping the screw body, it deviates 0.5mm, causing each needle to break, it rotates around the shaft during operation. Tried and tested on modern and vintage machines, professionally sewn for over 35 years. and thought that the walking feet, which are now inexpensive, could be improved. nope

Does not fit my Brother SE625. I was able to get around this by moving the needle +1.00, but I won't be buying it again. I broke a few because I forgot my shift. Edit: Subtract another star. The walker foot never seated properly on my machine and broke halfway through the stitch, nearly injuring me. Do yourself a favor and invest in Brother Br: downgrade him another star. The walker foot never seated properly on my machine and broke halfway through the stitch, nearly injuring me. Do yourself a…

I love this walking foot it goes great with my old viking. It's easy to install and the instructions are great, but it can also be uninstalled. I bought a satin foot to keep it from "walking" on me and that solved the problem. On the face, this foot makes it easier to sew almost anything. I put a piece of blue tape on the front of my fingers as I couldn't see the alignment well when making the narrow stitch tip, but that's most likely my vision. There is no measurement mark on the foot for…

The product's sewing hole needs to match the machine's sewing hole to work, but it is so far away that it is dangerous to use except for straight stitches. And I thought about just keeping it for that, but the discrepancy is so great that I worried that when the needle tried to go through something relatively thick, it would wiggle a little and not go through the tiny, mismatched hole could come. Saw this in another review, had to believe it. I am ashamed. There are some good reviews here that…