Handi Quilter Amara 24 inch Longarm Quilting Machine With 10 Foot Gallery3 Frame
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The Handi Quilter Amara is a 24-inch longarm quilting machine sold with the 10-foot Gallery3 frame. Its 24-inch throat and 2,500 stitches-per-minute top speed put it in the same class as other mid-size longarms, and the 7-inch color touchscreen is Pro-Stitcher ready for computerized quilting. A needle laser, Easy-Set tension knob and LED lighting at the throat, needle bar and bobbin make setup and stitch quality easier to manage. It suits quilters moving up from a domestic machine who want frame-mounted quilting with room for large quilts, and it is a serious investment compared with sit-down machines.
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The Handi Quilter Amara 24 is a longarm quilting machine with 24 inches of throat space for free-motion quilting. It comes with a 10-foot HQ Gallery3 Frame and a stand-alone bobbin winder. The machine has a 7-inch color touchscreen and is Pro-Stitcher ready. It stitches at up to 2,500 stitches per minute.
The machine has a needle laser, an Easy-Set Tension knob, and QuiltMaster LED lighting on the throat, needle bar, and bobbin. The Gallery3 Frame is made of steel with zinc-plated hardware that resists corrosion. It has powered height-adjustable legs with self-leveling feet and a built-in lift system with three preset heights, from 28 to 51 inches.
The QuiltMaster DuoLoad system lets you load a quilt in Standard View or Clear View. Pole cradles, a batting storage pole, a built-in hand wheel, snap-in poles, and smooth-rolling bearings help with loading and advancing the quilt. A continuous track supports bump-free quilting. The Gallery3 Frame works with the Infinity 28, Amara 24, Forte, Infinity 26, and HQ Fusion machines. Upgrading from a Gallery or Gallery2 frame requires a new carriage.
