2 - upright beams
2 - batting bar brackets
2 - screws, M8 x 16mm SBHCS
Tools Required
5mm Allen wrench (provided)
Prep-1: Insert an M8 x 16mm SBCHS
into the batting bar bracket on the left
side of the frame.
right sideinside view of
upright beam
Do this Preparation rst!
Prep-2: Slide the bracket towards the
center of the frame until it touches the
leg and there is no gap. Fully tighten
the screw with the M5 Allen tool
provided.
Prep-3: Repeat the process for the
batting bar bracket on the right side of
the frame.
King Quilter Frame Assembly 7
Step 1: End Leg Assembly
NOTE: Assembly is easiest if all
connections are nger-tightened rst,
as instructed, while assembling the
frame. Tighten with the wrench only
when instructed.
Why is this important? If you tighten
as you go, you may have trouble
getting all the parts to align properly.
NOTE: Protect your frame
and work surface. To avoid any
damage to your frame parts and
work surface, place a protective
material on the oor or work surface
to prevent scratches and other
damage
Parts Needed
1 - left rear leg upper
1 - right rear leg upper
2 - rear leg lower
2 - lower leg beam
1 - upper beam left hand side leg
1 - upper beam right hand side leg
2 - upright leg beam
4 - outer side bracket right
4 - outer side bracket left
2 - lower gusset bracket
2 - upper gusset bracket
4 - leveling feet
58 - screw M8 x 16mm SBHCS
8 - screw M6x12 SH ange
Tools Required
5mm Allen wrench (provided)
4mm Allen wrench (provided)
17/13/16 wrench (provided)
NOTE: Height Adjustment
Be aware that there are two rivnuts
inside the leg to facilitate continuous
graduated table top height
adjustment from approximately 28”
to 34”; set both center legs using the
same height rivnut to avoid leveling
problems later on.
Left Rear Leg Upper
The lower leg is
xed to upper leg
with one M8 X 16
SBHCS per leg
1-1: Determine how high you want your table
top. One way to estimate the desired height is to
measure the distance from your elbow to the oor
with your arms bent at the elbow at 90 degrees
and hands in front of you. Next subtract 16 to 18
inches. This will give you the approximate table
top height for comfortable quilting, depending if
you like your table a little higher or a little lower.
The machine’s needle plate is about six inches
higher than the table top. The handlebars will be
approximately six to nine inches higher than the
needle plate. Most are comfortable with their arms
bent at 90 degrees and forearms horizontal, parallel
to the oor when free-motion quilting.
Note: To determine the approximate table
top height: Add ve inches to the height of the
leg assembly to compensate for the bottom tube
height, the leveling foot height and the table top
tube height. The frame will be leveled later on,
which may alter the height slightly.
Right Rear Leg Upper
Rear Leg Lower
8 King Quilter Frame Assembly
Step 1: End Leg Assembly (continued)
1-2: Slide the left rear leg upper down
over the rear leg lower to the desired
height and insert the M8x16 screw
into one of the two holes that best
corresponds to your desired height.
Fully tighten this height screw now to
maintain the desired height.
1-3: Identify the top beam for the
left and right side legs, which have
different inside rivnut hole locations.
The side with the most rivnuts goes to
the inside of the frame.
NOTE: When a screw goes into a
slotted/elongated hole the normal rule
is for the slotted hole to be centered
on the screw if possible.
Inside view of upper beam
right hand side leg
Inside view of upper beam
left hand side leg
1-4: Place the left upper beam above
the vertical rear leg assembly and the
lower leg beam below and insert the
four M8x16 SBHCS screws. Align the
back edge of the bracket with the end
of the upper beam and lower beams.
Finger tighten the screws only for now.
1-5: Thread the levelers into the
bottom of the lower beam about half
way. This will facilitate leveling the
frame later. Use the 17/13/16 wrench
if needed to adjust the levelers.
Outside view of
left hand leg assembly
King Quilter Frame Assembly 9
Step 1: End Leg Assembly (continued)
1-6: Identify the outer side bracket
right and outer side bracket left.
Two of each bracket are used on the
outside of the leg assembly. On the left
leg assembly the left bracket is used
on the top right and bottom left and
the right bracket is used on the top left
and bottom right.
1-7: Place the brackets into place
and align three M8 x16 SBHCS screws
into each of the top brackets and
two screws into each of the bottom
brackets.
Outer side bracket leftOuter side bracket right
10 King Quilter Frame Assembly
Step 1: End Leg Assembly (continued)
1-8: A left and right bracket are used
on the top with three screws in each.
Finger tighten the screws only for now.
1-9: A left and right bracket are used
on the bottom with two screws in
each. Finger tighten the screws only
for now.
Note:
Upright beam
shown in its
highest position.
The frame height
is adjusted at
these lower
brackets with
three screws.
King Quilter Frame Assembly 11
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