Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks Kirstie!

Thanks so much! I believe in short and sweet!

Thanks PJ!

Thank you Dawna! I appreciate the nice comment!

Thank you!

Lol, it starts to break in after a few times!

Youre welcome thanks for the kind words!

Absolutely!

Haha ill see if i can work that into one! Thanks for watching!

If your sure you have it all set up correctly you may need to take that one into your dealer to look at! 😬

So once I have it saved in the correct hoop in my software, and installed on the machine correctly, that is all I need to do? Besides move it down a little bit?

Thank you! Unstructured hats are a bit tricky and this particular hat frame can only go so low unfortunately as well as being able to go further to the left or right can also be hindering. To do the back side on the mesh I would say use the hat attachment for from fast frames, its curved and makes it so its much easier to line up!

@@carolinasewnvac735 thank you!!

Im not sure of the exact shipping weight but the machine itself weighs about 80 lbs. 2 people can easily carry it on either side! www.carolinasewnvac.com/store/p/baby-lock-array Give me a call if you have any question we offer bundles and 0% financing!

@@carolinasewnvac735 - thanks for the reply - how long is the 0% financing for?

That is odd but I've seen that before. it rubs the plastic down but shouldn't damage anything, thanks for the comment!

Thank you for the compliment! unstructured/ dad hats are tricky with this kind of frame, slow speed and good stabilizer are the best advice I can give on those! I personally don't use stabilizer on unstructured hats but I have a lot of customers that do this for a business that do. So I would say that you are most likely safe to not use stabilizer but if you want to be 100% go ahead and add some med tearaway to be safe!

@@carolinasewnvac735 Thank you so much!

Thank you! If you haven't pulled the trigger on a hoop yet give me a call

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ooh your trying to get fancy! Fast Frames half moon frame would probably be the best for that!

@@carolinasewnvac735 With the sticky backing and using a smaller quick frame? I would LOVE to see a video where you use the baby lock to do a side and back of a hat. Im a real newbie, im a screen printer trying to be a embroider too. 😉

@@revolutioninprint8906 Yeah use a sticky stabilizer and a frame to match the size of design your trying to do. I will add that idea to my list!

@@carolinasewnvac735 Awesomeness. I know im not the only one who needs a good tutorial. Thanks, my friend. :)

Yes they are, this applies to the standard hat hoop for all baby lock 6 and 10 needles

Im not totally sure which bar you mean but I wouldn't recommend taking pieces off the hoot in case it damages your machine

You don't need that pad. Although it may make it quieter.

How do you like this machine..I am thinking about geting a older used model like this one@@rmskrhak

As long as its the standard cap hoop, yes

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I typically don't on structured hats

Probably because your design is too big for the cap frame ability. Use designs that are less than 2.32 inches high and not any wider than 4.15 inch.

For the machine or the hoop frame set?

Back Forty TV just bought a 10 needle & need a hat hoop

BigBoost Washington yessir! We got a 6 needle and hat hoop set a few weeks ago.