ISO - Janome quilt binder set for category D machine

[annieeg]

By any chance - does anyone have one of these they want to sell on?

https://www.gursewingmachines.com/janome-quilt-binder-set-cat-d-31886-ac?adGroupId=66687505823&device=c&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7bCVpJz64QIVCkHTCh1hxQRXEAQYAiABEgLzdfD_BwE

[Iminei]

Cant help with that Im afraind, but Ive got a cat D quilting set available, table feet etc ...

Why do you need  a gidgy gadget to make binding?? ... its pretty straightforward!

[toileandtrouble]

@Iminei  I don't think it makes binding, it folds and puts it in the right place along the edge of the quilt so it can be sewn in one pass. It's like a bias binding foot.  I think I would prefer to sew it on in two steps, easier to control.  It took me a little while to get the hang of bias binding.  I wouldn't want to unpick binding on a quilt,

[annieeg]

Thanks @Iminei but I already have the quilting kit.  I was just looking for a tool to help attach bias.  It must be quite efficient because its expensive to buy new, hence my hope to pick one up 2nd hand.
Annieeg

[supergran]

It probably works fine on the straight bits, but I'm not sure how well it would go round the mitred corners.

[Deafoldbat]

@annieeg You don't need bias cut binding for a quilt, unless it has rounded corners or a scalloped edge.

Why make life difficult.... Sew it on, fold it over, and hand or machine finish according to preference. No gadget required.