Lenni?

[Darlene Epp]

You can see a picture of the table on my website.

http://www.LongarmMachines.com

Just click on Machines, then Models, then Lenni. This is a preliminary picture, not the final "glossy"! LOL

[kennan100]

Thanks, Darlene! I was having a hard time getting excited over a wooden table, but this looks pretty good!

[Sparkle]

Thanks Darlene,

The table looks really nice. What part is wood? It's hard to tell from this photo as everything looks like dark metal.

Is this machine and table sold as a unit? or could the machine be purchased alone?

[Darlene Epp]

The table is metal, and the machine and table come as a unit. I don't believe the machine head can be bought separately, but you'd have to talk to the "powers that be" at APQS about that one.

[Sandra Darlington]

Hi Darlene,

Thanks for sharing the pictures of Lenni. I was very curious about the table, and your picture was helpful.

Can you use the hartley Fence and/or the Circle Lord with Lenni? Can you purchase the hydrolic lift for Lenni?

Thanks,

Sandy

[lizziesgirl]

Why vertical wheels? I thought the horizontal wheels gave you better movement. At least is does for me, that was another reason to choose APQS. Just curious.

[Susanri]

I think and I am guessing that Lenni was made for pricing, size, and quality and I think you can have great movement while saving some price points on the table and wheels, I have vertical wheel and have great mobility.

I would love to know when the dust settles and we can get more information if I can put lenni on my wooden table? I have a the perfect size table in my tiny room, and if I could put lenni on it WOW I wouldn't have to upgrade to Intellistitch.

Also the carrage looks smaller than mine I would love to get a smaller carrage so I can squeeze a larger quilt on my frame right now I can do just 100 would love to get to 108. so I can do a real king.

but all these questions will have to wait

[chickenscratch]

Susan,

I asked Myrna the same question; and she told me that the Lenni is only being sold as the complete package. I feel like it should fit on the Ultimate II table since it has the same specs as the Ultimate II. I would buy one tomorrow if I could only buy the machine head and not the whole setup.

[kathy]

Darlene, thank you so much for posting a picture of the table. I have been dying of curiosity about it. I love that it has the two rails in the take up area so you don't have to keep raising the take up bar. Can you sit on a stool with this machine or do the two front rails keep you too far away?

Kathy

[ffq-lar]

How great for "our" APQS to devise a more affordable alternative for the longarm world! Many choices are always better.

I'm assuming that Lenni was made to compete with the HQ16 system and it will be a great seller.

Now, do you think that anyone will actually dismantle the table on occasion to store away? I think that when that baby is set up, it will stay up---but what a great selling point especially if you are trying to convince a reluctant DH that you want one--"but honey, we can set it up in the guest room and take it down any time." Hee hee!

All in fun---

Linda R