Janome MC6650 vs 6700p Quilting and Sewing Machine Similarities and Differences Overview

[@davecolburn1378]

Thank you!! Finally a simple explanation of the differences between these two machines -- it's been surprisingly difficult to get such a clear description.

[@autoliv4]

I have the jamone 6650 and I also got extra parts for it, love mine

[@journeyofamidwestquilter]

Me, too! I bought the Janome MC6650 and also purchased the few accessories that I wanted to go with it, such as a Janome walking foot and the extension table. I am very happy with my purchase.

[@hodayassin8409]

Hi Ken thank you for this video.I'd like to buy 2 motors. No#for Janome MC 6500 and the 2end forBrother luck Serege 1034 .but Idon' if you're sell'm.

[@LoveThatCheddar]

Hi! How do you sew patches on pant legs without a free arm option on the 6700P?

[@KensSewingCenter]

It is hard to do on this model. You have to make sure you keep the bottom of the pant leg out of the way as the machine is stitching

[@adancerinaz99]

Would you recommend a Babylock Allegro over the Janome 6650? Which one is better?

[@KensSewingCenter]

Please call us. We will be happy to help you.

[@willowmoonlabradors]

Does the 6650 have free motion capabilities? Thank you.

[@kathybarry2556]

Yes it does, it comes with FMQ feet, like the 6700P and models such as the MC8200QCPSE, which also has quite a few of the same features

[@rootsrocksfeathers1975]

Are these high or low shank? My 6500 is a low shank machine, I believe. Thanks. ~Cynthia

[@KensSewingCenter]

It is a high shank

[@rootsrocksfeathers1975]

@@KensSewingCenter Thank you for your quick reply!

[@cathyerrion18]

thanks...

[@nicolechapdelaine7665]

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