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What is your sm harp space? Please post your sm & the measurement of harp space
tgm and Kittys   Advanced Beginner WI USA Member since 3/8/10 Posts: 6952	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 3/18/13 10:42 AM There has been need of this info in various places & I know I for one am always on the lookout for these measurements. So I am thinking perhaps if we put it in one thread so we can see it it might be useful. When you put in harp space in search it comes up with over 25 pages of things. Okay I will start but I will need to get Bogie 2212 out to measure him.. ......... My sm... Singer 221 ...................4 3/4 x 4 1/4 Kenmore 27 (Commander)................7 x 5 Kenmore 16321............5 1/2 x 5 Janome 2212 .............. Hello Kitty Kate green....4 x 4 1/2 Kenmore 24 stitch ...... 5 1/4" x 5" (height not quite 5" but very close) Thanks so much. I hope this is a useful idea..... Hmm Martha FW has more harp than Hello Kitty Kate.... -- Edited on 3/27/13 10:23 AM -- ------ I am a gal from Kalamazoo.... oh what a gal... smile.... It is in Michigan... la la la ...love that Glen Miller classic! Home of Abigail The Babykins & Lil Mittee kitty >^,,^ Be Still, & Know That I am, God + Please say a prayer for my poor feet. ... + ..one month down .. 6 weeks more to go.. They are healing. Thanks everyone for your prayers. 5/8/13 smile
Mufffet   Intermediate VT USA Member since 8/14/05 Posts: 8925	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/18/13 10:59 AM Good idea! Viking Platinum 7.25" Kenmore 19910 (Janome 115110) 6.5" Kenmore Mini Ultra 5.25" Janome 6300 9" Height 5" Pfaff 1222E 8.5" Height 5" Pfaff 1199 8.5" I am too lazy to get out my other two machines. I estimate the Elna 1200 at 6.5-7 and the Janome 8050 at about the same. -- Edited on 3/22/13 3:01 PM -- ------ "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." --Dalai Lama I have sewing machines
fabrictherapy   Advanced GA USA Member since 12/22/10 Posts: 289	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/18/13 11:06 AM Janome 7700 - 11 Janome 12000 - 11 Janome 4160 - 6.5 Pfaff 130 - 6 Featherweights - SMALL
HanPanda Advanced Beginner DC USA Member since 4/27/08 Posts: 186	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/18/13 1:48 PM (What is harp space......?) ------ Call me Han. I'll try anything once :)
mgmsrk1 Intermediate NY Member since 12/16/12 Posts: 95	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/18/13 2:08 PM Janome 6600 - 9 " Juki 600 - 8 " Kenmore 158(1968) - 7 " Good idea! When I was researching the Juki I could not find the measurement on the harp space anyplace and was happy to find it was pretty close to my 6600. -- Edited on 3/19/13 11:04 AM --
KPM   Advanced HI USA Member since 1/18/07 Posts: 702	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/18/13 2:30 PM This is a good idea. However, in order to have an accurate comparison, you'll need both length and height of the area. (If the length were 15" but only 1" of height, it wouldn't do you much good!) ------ Let's just say all modern sms are well represented in my studio.
andye   Beginner VA USA Member since 5/9/09 Posts: 1534	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/18/13 2:41 PM Bernina 3 Series: 6.25 inches to the right, 4.5 inches high. -- Edited on 3/18/13 2:41 PM --
figaro Advanced Member since 2/8/10 Posts: 56	Login to reply to this post In reply to HanPanda << Like this post Date: 3/18/13 2:46 PM Quote: HanPanda (What is harp space......?) The space between the needle and the motor casing to the right. As someone else noted, the vertical measurement is also important here. I imagine it's called harp space because it's like the frame of a harp. I'd be curious to know if anyone knows the actual reason it's called that.
Mufffet   Intermediate VT USA Member since 8/14/05 Posts: 8925	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 3/18/13 2:58 PM But we only really measure the length. But you sure can tell when it's a lower top-of-the-machine. ------ "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." --Dalai Lama I have sewing machines
fabrictherapy   Advanced GA USA Member since 12/22/10 Posts: 289	Login to reply to this post In reply to Mufffet << 1 member likes this. Date: 3/18/13 3:01 PM yep, you sure can, also the same with vintage ones. My pfaff was gifted to me by a dear friend. I have repaired my shoes on this sucker, and repaired firefighter gear on it. I would not have attempted it on the computerized ones.

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