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Bernina 830 astonj 10-29-2007
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Posted by on October 29, 2007, 4:50 pm
I am going to buy a Bernina 830 on e-bay. I notice that some 830's are
listed and marked as BERNINA RECORD ELECTRONIC, whereas others are
only marked as BERNINA, in addition some sellers list their machine as
'heavy duty'. Are all the 830's the same or is there a difference
between those that are marked ELECTRONIC and those that are not so
marked?
Thanks for the guidance.


Posted by Rollie on October 29, 2007, 6:57 pm
Mine is not an electronic record as the age is before those, but it will sew
heavy duty on leather and then switch to the finest material and never have
to switch the tension. Rollie

>I am going to buy a Bernina 830 on e-bay. I notice that some 830's are
> listed and marked as BERNINA RECORD ELECTRONIC, whereas others are
> only marked as BERNINA, in addition some sellers list their machine as
> 'heavy duty'. Are all the 830's the same or is there a difference
> between those that are marked ELECTRONIC and those that are not so
> marked?
> Thanks for the guidance.
>



Posted by Pogonip on October 29, 2007, 7:26 pm
astonj@rogers.com wrote:
> I am going to buy a Bernina 830 on e-bay. I notice that some 830's are
> listed and marked as BERNINA RECORD ELECTRONIC, whereas others are
> only marked as BERNINA, in addition some sellers list their machine as
> 'heavy duty'. Are all the 830's the same or is there a difference
> between those that are marked ELECTRONIC and those that are not so
> marked?
> Thanks for the guidance.
>

Can't help you with the Bernina 830, but beware of sellers who claim
their household machines are "heavy-duty" or worse yet, "industrial."
They lie. Older machines tend to be more sturdy, being made entirely of
metal, and being of simpler design. They can sew through whatever their
motor has enough power to sew through - heavy denim, leather, even some
wood. That's not unusual for the older domestic machines. If the
needle doesn't break.
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

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