Manufactured by Euro-Pro Operating LLC (now SharkNinja), the 7100 was sold primarily through infomercials and major retailers, such as department and big-box stores.

The Euro-Pro 7100 can be converted to free arm by removing the combination bed extension / accessory box.

This machine has a primarily metal drive train, it does have a plastic drive cam on the main shaft that has failed in this machine, and it has a plastic stitch pattern cam stack.

At the bottom right, front face of the machine is proclamation “Solid Metal Construction”. Like most modern sewing machines this one is plastic on the outside with a cast metal skeleton that serves to add weight and rigidity. So the proclamation is true, but there’s also a lot of plastic, so it’s not a lie, it’s just not the whole truth.

Badging

Front and rear name and model badging and in the last photo the motor data sticker.

Specifications