🧵 XC3015051 Snap-On Ankle Low Shank Holder: Perfect Adapter for Babylock, Brother, and Singer Sewing Machines Review

Fits my Brother machine but the stock is thinner than the Brithers so my seam guide was off and I couldn't use it when my feet didn't come because the needle didn't come up. I ended up going to a sewing machine shop to buy one for my brother.

Low Shank Ankle Snap Adapter I have an old Singer Spartan sewing machine that I'm slowly upgrading. Honeysew's Low Stem Snap On Adapter fits perfectly in place of the original part. Now I can use other presser feet that work with straight stitch machines like the old Singer.

Perfect fit. I was a little skeptical as there weren't any reviews or questions about this product for my type of sewing machine, but I took a chance that it would fit. This is actually better than the part the machine originally came with. The latch is very firm and the extra lever makes it impossible for a sewing foot to slip off. Very happy with my purchase. Thank you!

I spent hours yesterday searching for a definitive answer as to what adapter I need to get my vintage 1970's Pfaff 1471 (thanks Craigslist!) to use regular legs, since I just got a universal locking preload band with a narrower latch at the ankle. I wasn't sure if this knuckle would work as Pfaff isn't listed and my machine has an IDT feature which I wanted to use if possible when adding long staggered strips to the edges of the quilt. I read a lot of reviews on here (since this adapter is sold