Braid or Tape Binder Set. Comes complete with plate, foot and feeder.

Used for sewing tapes and braids on many types of materials such as blankets, covers and mattresses.

Customers ask what is the difference between a "RAW EDGE BINDER and a "RIGHT ANGLE BINDER"

A right-angle binder is a specific type of sewing machine attachment that folds binding tape at a 90-degree angle as it feeds, creating a clean, finished edge, while a raw-edge binder (or raw-edge finish binder) is a category of binder that folds the tape in half, leaving the material's edge exposed or "raw" inside the fold, perfect for strong, simple edge finishes on straight lines or gentle curves, with the "right-angle" being a key feature for complex turns. The main difference is function: right-angle describes the sharp turn capability for corners, while "raw-edge" describes the finish (exposed edge inside the fold) produced, often achieved using a right-angle mechanism.