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SINGER | 9960 Sewing & Quilting Machine With Accessory Kit, Extension Table - 1,172 Stitch Applications & Electronic Auto Pilot Mode

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Style: 9960 Sewing Machine


Features

  • SINGER COMPUTERIZED SEWING MACHINE: The SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 portable sewing machine has loads of ease-of-use features to allow you to fulfill your creative dreams. Has a large selection of stitches including basic, stretch and decorative stitches for fashion sewing, quilting, home decor and crafting. Theres even a selection of fonts to personalize projects.
  • AUTOMATIC NEEDLE THREADER: Threading the machine is so easy that you can have the entire machine threaded, from the spool to the needles eye, in seconds. The built-in needle threader threads the eye of the needle for you, eliminating eye strain and frustration.
  • BEST SEWING MACHINE: The SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 sewing machine has 1,172 Stitch Applications including 5 Alphanumeric Fonts and 13 built-in 1-Step Buttonholes with Exclusive Buttonhole Underplate. It also has Mirror Imaging and Stitch Elongation providing even more creative possibilities.
  • HIGH-SPEED SEWING MACHINE: The SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 sewing machine has a maximum sewing speed of 850 stitches-per-minute, projects can be sewn quickly.
  • SEWING MACHINE ACCESSORIES: A variety of presser feet are included with the sewing machine: All-Purpose Foot, Zipper Foot, Buttonhole Foot with Underplate, Button Sewing Foot, Blind Hem Foot, Satin Stitch Foot, Open Toe Foot, Overcasting Foot, Darning and Embroidery Foot, Rolled Hem Foot, Cording Foot, Straight Stitch/Quilting Foot, Even Feed / Walking Foot 110 volt machine designed for United States and Canadian use only.

Description

"The SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 sewing machine has loads of ease-of-use features to allow you to fulfill your creative dreams. Its 1,172 Stitch Applications include 5 Alphanumeric Fonts and 13 Fully Automatic 1-Step Buttonholes with Exclusive Buttonhole Underplate, Mirror Imaging, and Stitch Elongation options provide even more creative possibilities. Start-up is a breeze with quick and easy threading, preset stitch length and width, built-in needle threader, built-in thread cutter, stitch editing capabilities, a start/stop button and direct button stitch selection. Packed with features, this machine truly has it all. The computerized sewing machine with large LCD screen, provides clear and easy viewing of stitch functions including stitch length, stitch width, tension settings, recommended presser foot, needle up/down position and more. The SINGER Quantum Stylist 9960 sewing machine includes an extension table providing a larger working area, essential for quilting or when working with larger projects. It has 2 StayBright LED lights which illuminate the sewing surface for optimal viewing. This sewing machine has a ton of other features like electronic twin needle settings, 7-segment feeding system, automatic locking stitch function, built-in reverse, horizontal threading, automatic bobbin winding clutch, direct select stitch selection buttons, automatic tension settings, extra-high presser foot lift, center zigzag taper, automatic presser foot pressure control and optimum power control. PRODUCT DETAILS: Model Number - 9960 Description - 600 Stitch Electronic Sewing Machine Product - Sewing Machine Bobbin Class - 15 Transparent Needles - 2020 & 2045 Lightbulb - LED UPC - Dimensions - 17""L x 8.25""W x 12""H Weight – 18.2 pounds Warranty - 25-Year Limited". Watts:55,Volts:120V,Amps:0.46,Hertz:60.

Brand: SINGER


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 8.25"D x 17.25"W x 12"H


Product Dimensions: 8.25 x 17.25 x 12 inches


Item Weight: 20 pounds


Manufacturer: Singer


Country of Origin: Taiwan


Item model number: 9960


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Care instructions: Sewing Machine


Assembly required: No


Number of pieces: 1


Warranty Description: The Singer 9960 Quantum Stylist sewing machine has a limited 25-year warranty including 5-year on electronic components and 1-year on labor


Batteries required: No


Included Components: Included Accessories Extra Wide Extension Table, Pack of Needles, Bobbins (Class 15), Seam Ripper, Lint Brush, Auxiliary Spool Pin, Spool Pin Felt, Screwdriver (2), Spool Cap (2), Seam Guide, Quilting Bar, Clearance Plate and Shank for Presser Feet


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    • Really nice machine!
Style: 9960 Sewing Machine
This is a powerful sewing tool! The manual explains things pretty well. I would prefer that English be in one part, Spanish and French in their own sections, but it was still clear just the same. I printed it out online and read through it before the machine arrived. My printout was larger and more readable (just a heads up if you have "old eyes"). The machine is very intuitive and easy to move through the stitch patterns and to personalize them if you wish. The amount of presser feet included in this machine is just amazing, and most are optional accessories with other machines. I don't foresee needing to find any other feet. It sews like a dream - the stitch quality really is perfect. I like that when you bring up the stitch pattern on the screen you can change the tension, length and width all from the same area. The only thing that I thought was odd was where the adjusting screw is to balance some of the pattern stitches if they need to be opened up or closed more (it's on the BOTTOM of the machine). Why that got put there makes no sense, but it is what it is. At least you have the ability to correct a pattern if it needs to be changed on certain fabrics. Once you know how the function buttons work and what they control the rest is easy. The stitch patterns included have a wide range of uses. Not sure why there is a Russian alphabet?, but I knew ahead of time that I'll never use all of the stitches on this machine, but there are so many that I will! I'm going to purchase a carry case for this machine. The cover is nice, but it won't protect the machine if you intend to have this be portable for classes and such. The cover is fine if you have a place at home to leave your machine set up and have it stay there. Use a surge protector with this machine and that should help to protect the computer board. This machine feels "solid." A real plus for me is the amount of room that is given for your hands to work in front and to the left of the needle. I don't feel like I'm working off the edge of a cliff. I haven't even used the extension table yet, but I know it will be wonderful for quilting. I really like that the stitches I'll use most have their own buttons. The needle threader is basic, but it works well. If you are sewing with a finer needle you'll need to thread the machine by hand or you'll damage the threader. I love to sew and there have been some amazing things happening in the world of sewing these past few years! I'm not ready to spend thousands of dollars on a sewing machine (just not into machine embroidery), but this Singer has features that are usually found in the more expensive machines. The thread cutter is wonderful! As noted before: use a good quality thread, a class 15J bobbin and Singer needles. Why specific needles? The scarf on a machine's needle is meant to work with the hook on the machine's shuttle, so it's best to use the needle that has a scarf engineered to work with your machine's shuttle hook. If you do use other needles then listen very carefully for the sound of a metal "click" - if you hear that sound then change your needle immediately because those needles will damage your machine. I put the extra presser feet and foot holder that were included with the machine in a separate small plastic case since those pieces are designed to work together. It just saves having to second guess myself later trying to remember which foot goes on what holder. Thanks, Amazon! Again your delivery service is outstanding. My machine arrived in less than 24 hours. Amazing! One of the reviewers of this machine was upset about having some of the presser feet be clear plastic. I wouldn't worry about them. I've got an old Singer from the late 60s/early 70s that has some clear plastic feet and they have lasted all of these years and remain in like new condition. There are times when having a clear foot is an advantage to your field of vision. There a few clear plastic presser feet, but they are marked with red measuring lines and would probably be more difficult to see if they were marked on metal. They're just fine. I'm really happy with this machine. It's more than I had anticipated it would be. Machines like this will help to make Singer more competitive in the sewing market again. I have a new grandson to sew for and I love the little patterns for the plane, car and the boat. To be able to combine those little patterns with words is going to be even more fun! I read all of the reviews on this machine - good and bad before I decided to buy one for myself. I know from experience (I was trained at Pfaff back in the 80s) that 99% of all sewing problems are directly related to the needle (damaged, wrong size or style), thread (old thread, get rid of the cheap thread!!, rethread the machine from the beginning with the presser foot UP and try again), the machine needs to be cleaned, or operator error. Don't get mad at the machine if all of a sudden you've got loopy stitches, check your threading and your needle. Learn to figure out what's wrong before you automatically assume that the machine is "broken" or "doesn't work." Your machine can't talk and doesn't have any other way of telling you that something is wrong. This is a really nice machine and I'm happy with what I've seen so far. I do believe this machine is better suited to someone who has more sewing experience than someone who is just beginning. I think this machine could be overwhelming to someone just learning to sew. 4/18 - I suggest that you purchase the Dritz or Brother 1/4" patchwork foot which has a wider footprint for these wider feed dogs. The foot that is included with this one is too narrow to be as effective as it should be. I swapped it out last night to see if the foot I use with another machine was compatible and it worked so much better. I also just moved the straight stitch pattern to 5.5 on the width setting using the basic presser foot and that worked perfectly fine, too. The feed dogs on this machine are wider to accomodate the 7mm width stitches, and the straight stitch foot that was included should have had a wider "footprint." It's a minor thing considering you can just keep the regular presser foot on and move the needle over a bit. Hold the thread tails or sew on a waste square first and you won't have a bit of trouble. (I keep a little box of 3" square note papers for phone messages right by my sewing machine for this purpose so I don't waste fabric!) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2013 by Carol A. Lockwood
    • Lots of features and quality for the price.
Style: 9960 Sewing Machine
Singer Quantum 9960 purchased January 2014. When my wife's 30 yr old machine broke, I had to look for a suitable replacement. The machines available at the local big box stores we're not as good as this machine. They had lower horsepower motors. At the same time I found the machines available at the local sewing centers powerful but way overpriced. So I chose the Singer Quantum 9960 from Amazon for a number of reasons, including the horsepower of the motor, the abundant features , but also because of its country of origin (made in Taiwan and not in China). My wife has used it heavily and it has performed flawlessly. Even better, it is so easy and intuitive to use that even I can use it. I have even mastered some advanced sewing skills. Update August 2015: both my wife and I have continued using this machine over the last year, and it continues to perform flawlessly. We find it very easy to set up, tear down and store. I would suggest a couple of good habits that will make your life easier. The first one, because this machine is electronically controlled I always use it in conjunction with a quality surge protector. Don't leave it plugged in while you're not using it . This will help protect the electronics from electrical spikes. The second suggestion is to get a storage container for the various removable feet and store them in such a way that they are labeled for easy identification. I found some cheap plastic boxes and the local sports store that are ordinarily used for fishing lures. They worked perfectly for all the removable feet. With each of the feet identified, it's easy to reference to the user manual when it suggests the type of foot you need to use for the type of stitch your selecting. Always use the correct needle for the weight of the thread and the type of material, and seat it fully when you install it. Also, never run the machine with the cleats up and the presser foot down unless there's material between them, as this will cause the cleats to abrade the bottom of the presser foot. If you happen to do this accidentally, don't worry about it. Just don't make a habit of it. And as my wife would say - "guide" but don't "force" the material. I'm not a sewing expert, and I still find this machine to be very easy to use. I continue to be impressed by the multitude of stitches available on the unit. The User Guide that came with it is sufficient enough to let me know which foot, and what type of needle I need to be using in conjunction with the type of fabric and the type of stitch. So far the machine has been used on opaque-backed curtains, and for alterations using all types of material, jean-weight and lighter. It hasn't so much as snagged once. It is really easy to thread, but you might have to practice a couple of times to get it right. But after that it's a breeze to thread. The auto cutter is very handy. I also like the fact that it can tack at the beginning and end of your stitching. The range of automated controls, - width and length of stitch - are easy to set. Even if I haven't use the machine in a while, when I get it out and set it up, I quickly remember how the settings work. In comparison, I found my wife's old sewing machine to be difficult to use and baffling at all times. I never knew how to set up her old machine correctly, and constantly had problems with the stitching. And it was extremely expensive machine that weighed about a ton. All I can say is that the technology has come a long way. This new Singer Qantum is way cool. One of the things that made me purchase this machine originally was the horsepower of the motor. It has not disappointed me. It moves easily through heavy weight material even at low speeds. My wife has a lot more experience in this area than I do, and she loves this machine. UPDATE: Nov 2017. We're still using the QUANTUM 9960, and we still love this machine. So far... no problems. The more we use it, the more we've discovered that it is a very user-friendly and versatile machine that offers a lot of control over the stitching dynamics. It is awesome. You can electronically position the needle with precision when mending previously stitched materials. The overcast stitch is a godsend for repairs. Changing spools and bobbins is easy. It handlers all sorts of fabric and materials without straining. Hey... but here's a useful tip. Go through the user guide and identify all the presser-feet ahead of time, and organize them in storage for quick identification and retrieval when needed. I use a PLANO fishing lure box for this purpose and label each of the slots, because it is hard to figure out which foot is which from the drawings in the book. Anyway.... we've use the 9960 on projects, alterations, and much mending. There has been no hitch in the stitch. If this machine ever has a problem we will update you all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2014 by GeezerSpeak

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