Tool Battery Sewing Machine
EZ-Sew Amish conversion compact-sized Janome Sewist 721 21-Stitch sewing machine uses popular Dewalt, Milwaukee, or Makita tool battery packs for off-grid use. Battery packs and chargers are not included.
Perfect for remote areas without grid power, RV campers, and standby for outdoor sporting events to make quick uniform repairs.
Some Amish women report being able to sew for up to a full day on a single 5.0 Amp Hour battery. Your experience may vary based on the amount of sewing time, the age of the battery, and the amount of charge.
Includes the foot pedal and all the various accessories that come with the machine.
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Description / Tool Battery Sewing Machine
The perfect off-grid sewing solution for those wanting to use standard-size modern-day sewing machines for serious sewing without resorting to a battery-operated ½ scale toy or a bulky treadle machine.
The Janome sewing machine company has a rich history and reputation for building quality sewing machines dating back to the early-1900s.
The Janome sewing machines have become popular machines for sewing clothing, quilting, home décor, and crafting. The machine receives high reviews and has the same capabilities of doing the straight left, center, zigzag, blind hem, and buttonhole stitching of the larger higher-end machines.
Machine Size: 11 3/4 inches height x 14 inches width x 6 inches depth, weight: 14 pounds + tool battery pack weight.
The creative Amish have now converted it to hold a self-contained tool battery from three of the most popular portable power tool manufacturers for off-grid use. Battery Packs insert in the back of the machine. Battery packs or chargers are not included. Must use either a 20V, 18V Dewalt/Milwaukee, or an 18V Makita. Select the battery pack type using the drop-down boxes.
Husbands should be aware that your wife may be lurking in your workshop and your tool power battery packs may come up missing.
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