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Elna Elnita EF72 Computerized High Speed Sewing and Quilting Machine
The EF72 is the ultimate tool to support your sewing, offering the perfect combination of power, performance and durability to meet your requirements. The 10” seamless flatbed provides the perfect work space for projects large and small, paired with sewing speeds of up to 1,000 stitches per minute, the advanced features and smooth design make the EF72 an ideal companion for quilters.
Warranty:
25-Year Limited Warranty on mechanical parts, 5 years on electronics, 1 year labor
Features:
- Superior Needle Threader
- Bright LED screen with easy navigation keys
- 7-piece feed dog
- Auto bobbin winder
- Adjustable thread tension
- Needle up/down
- Reverse button
Specifications:
- Max. Sewing Speed: 1000 stitches/minute
- Max. Stitch Length: 5mm
- Max. Stitch Width: 9mm
Included Accessories:
- Zigzag Foot A
- Overcast Foot M
- Rolled Hem Foot (3mm D)
- Zipper Foot E
- Satin Stitch Foot F
- Blind Hemming Foot G
- Darning Foot PD-H
- Convertible Free Motion Quilting Foot
- Open-toe Foot
- Close-toe Foot
- Clear View Foot
- Automatic Buttonhole Foot R
- Straight Stitch Needle Plate
- Bobbin 5 pcs
- Screwdriver (Large)
- Screwdriver
- Lint Brush
- Seam Ripper
- Needle Set
- Quilting Bar
- Cloth Guide (Unit)
- Spool Holder (Large)
- Spool Holder (Small)
- Spool Holder (Special)
- Spool Supporter
- Spool Net
- Needle Plate
- Instructional Manual
- Instruction DVD
- Warranty
- Power Cable
- Foot Controller
- Reference Chart
- Dust Cover
1 Review
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18 months and going strong
I got this machine during the covid locakdown when I could not get my 40 year old Elna serviced. It turned out to be a good machine for quilt piecing as well as straight line quilting. The straight stitch is great and it handles my quilt sandwiches just fine with an even feed food. It is a sturdy machine and it has enough fancy stuff that I can embroider quilt labels, storing the often used repeatable lines. The manual doesn't tell you to oil it, but the oil wick is a fuzzy thing in the middle of the bobbin area. That is NOT lint! a drop of oil when changing the bobbin is a good idea. Brush out the lint at bobbin changes and it will be fine. Plus I love the color!
