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Grace Rear Handle Bars for Q'nique 19X
Grace Rear Handle Bars for Q'nique 19X
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With the Rear Handles from The Grace Company, you can quilt from behind your Q'nique machine. The handles have an LCD connection for the display screen and the same fast access buttons as the front handles, allowing you to adjust functions from the back as well. You can quilt with pantographs or even a laser guide on the back table if you have Rear Handles.
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