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Machine and Frame Compatibility List QBOT® Compatibilities www.myQBOT.com For QBOT to properly perform, a stitch-regulated sewing machine and a free-standing quilt frame are needed. Stitch regulation can be built-in (available for many long-arm machines) or added separately (mid-arm sewing machines must have a Quilter’s Cruise Control®). We are always updating QBOT’s compatibilities, please contact us to inquire. MACHINES FRAMES - Wood Artistic Liberty 18-8 B-Line Baby Lock Accomplish3 Bradley/Ultra Quilter Baby Lock Crown Jewel, II, III Falcon by Tin Lizzie Baby Lock Coronet2 GMQ Pro, Gracie Queen, King by Grace Baby Lock Jewel Hinterberg Original, Stretch and Summit Baby Lock Regalia Little Gracie II by Grace Baby Lock Quilter's Choice Professional3 Tin Lizzie Wood Frame Bernina-some models equipped with BSR Brother 13003, 15003 FRAMES - Metal Elna 7200+ 5’ Hoop Frame, various brands– contact Support Empress Quilter1 by Tin Lizzie Artistic Freedom Frame by Tin Lizzie Fun Quilter by Nolting Baby Lock Continuum, Continuum II – contact Support GrandQuilter 18.8 by Pfaff Baby Lock Kinetic Frame HQ16 - (certain models – contact Support) C-Frame (Janome) by Tin Lizzie HQ Simply Sixteen on HQ Studio Frame2 Debutante by Tin Lizzie HQ18/Avante Freedom by Tin Lizzie HQ20/Amara GQ Frame by Grace HQ24/Fusion2 contact support HQ Little Foot Frame Hobby 1200/Grandquilter by Pfaff3 HQ Pro, HQ Studio, HQ Studio 2 Indigo 19 by Hinterberg Inspira Imperial by Grace Janome 16003, 65003, 66003 Inspira original with upper shelf Janome Artistic Quilter 18, 26 iQuilt by Grace Janome Artistic Quilter 18-8DX Majestic by Grace Janome Artistic Quilter 26-8DX, 26DX Momentum (Baby Lock) by Grace Juki TL98E3, TL98Q3, TL98QE3 New Joy Gold Standard Juki 2000 series3 Next Generation Viking and Pfaff King Quilter 18x8, King Quilter 26 inch Nolting Pro King Quilter II2, King Quilter II Elite Pearl (Baby Lock) by Grace King Quilter Encore 18x82 contact support Phoenix (PX) by Tin Lizzie King Quilter SE - 18, 26 Pinnacle by Grace King Quilter LE 18x8 Locksmith Lizzie S22, S30 QUILTING SYSTEMS – Machine+Frame Mega Quilter 18x8 by Viking A-1 (certain models – contact Support) Mega Quilter mid-arm by Viking3 ABM Innova2 - 18, 22, 26 Nolting Pro Series ABM Innova2 – M series Pfaff PowerQuilter™ P32 , 16502 Aloha Quilting System Quilter’s Pro, Quilter’s Pro Deluxe Baby Lock Gallant/Villa Frame Tin Lizzie 18 LS, DLS2 Bernina Q201, Q241 Tin Lizzie Ansley2 contact support Gammill Classic1,2, Classic Plus1,2, Premier Plus1,2 Tin Lizzie Apprentice Gammill Optimum1,2, Optimum Plus1,2 Tin Lizzie18ESP SE HQ Moxie/HQ Loft Tin Lizzie Original1 Janome Quilt Maker Pro2 Tin Lizzie Queen Quilter1 Juki QVP1/Juki Miyabi1 (certain models – contact Support) Tin Lizzie Ram, ESP King Quilter II2, King Quilter II Elite Viking Platinum™ 30002 Martelli long- arm (requires dealer install) Voyager 171 - equipped with SLR Prodigy Quilter 242 1requires specialized hardware/retrofit; additional fees apply. Contact [email protected] for details. 2QBOT Connector Cord not available, user must manually engage sewing machine. 3requires Quilter’s Cruise Control® for stitch regulation. .
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