Will these work on a Singer machine with a screw, or can I get an adaptor that will allow me to use them?
1795070
I am not sure of your question... However if the screw is on the side of where your presser feet connect then yes it will work.... Mia
373278
No. This is so you can use regular feet from other machines, notice the screw mount at the bottom. It depends on the shank size. For example this machine would never be able to use a Singer slant shank style due to the tilt. Snap on need an adapter that states it is for snap on feet.
224182
The ones I purchased were not the ones pictured here. They were just simple screw in type that adjust when you either screw the bottom foot in or out. I do not know where you would use a screw driver for the ones I purchased.
1946974
I have a short shank Singer and it works fine , I would think if your machine uses other "generic " short shank type feet it would be fine
1565797
You can check the singer website and type in your model number to see what heads will fit. But most of the heads are pretty universal to the singer brand.
404364
I have no idea as I'm not an owner of that model Singer machine. I have used these bobbins in the two very old Singer sewing machines that I own besides the new machine that I bought for the ease of changing stitches and presser feet (although for straight stitching, nothing beats an old Singer -- 60 years or older).
1812696
If you have a low shank where your feet attach on your machine this foot should work just fine. I have 3 different machines..1 brother, 1 singer, and 1 willscox and gibbs and this foot works on all 3 of my machines. hope this helps.
2104232
I got them to work on mine but the screws that come with the speakers will not fit as they are a different size. I had to go out and buy 2 different size screws. Not a big deal as they were cheap but just another unnecessary step.
122981
I honestly do not know. Refer to your users manual and see if there are alternate types. I have a singer and I'm really happy with this one you have chosen. I think you can send them back if it doesn't work........give it a shot.
1345097
Yes, but you'll need to buy a separate needle for that. Get a universal one or one for singer. Just make sure it will fit into this machine and you're good.
1446778
I have a Singer, model # 3116, Simple. This pressure foot is 7 MM wide and it fits my machine perfect. Measure your present pressure foot and if it is smaller than 7 mm you still should be able to use this one.
24331
I have never seen musical equipment (electric) that did not use a 1/4" cable. Some components made for home stereos or vocals use RCA jacks or 3 prong round jacks (I forget the name of the common mic jacks!), but 1/4" is standard for guitar, bass, and universal equipment. So they should work.
525439
Yes but no bigger than a #10 machine screw, they are small. they make a slip joint pliers that will work on larger stuff
968208
I am sorry but really can't say for sure...when I bought mine I typed in my model number in the search and then it was listed in the description. It is not a universal foot so don't know if it will work for all Singer machines.
1473207
It works on my Brother machine and also on my Singer and Janome. If your machine takes a snap on foot then it will work.
978214
These are the kind where the bushing screws into the tuner instead of just the bushing fitting snugly around it. If your current guitar has just the tuning peg and a basic bushing that goes around it, it will probably not fit. If the bushing screws into it (there would be a large base for the bushing to screw into), I can't imagine why they wouldn't fit. They do come with screws, thankfully! 1 screw per peg, however they fit so snugly into my guitar that I didn't even need them.
2114703
I bought mine for my Singer Futura. Not sure if it will work with your machine. I think you have to know if it is a long or short shaft.