The First Experience of Its Kind in Longarm History.

For the first time ever, Nolting is opening the factory floor to quilters, not just for a tour, but for something that's never been done before!

 

You'll walk the same path your machine takes from raw aluminum to finished longarm — and at every stop, you'll make the choices that make it yours.

 

REserve Your Spot Today!

This isn't just a tour. This is the first time in longarm history that you can walk the factory floor and build your machine. Choice by Choice. With a level of customization that's never been offered before.

Never Before...

Factory-floor customization!

You're not choosing from a website dropdown. You're standing next to the CNC machine that cuts your parts, holding the aluminum, choosing in real life.

 Level of 
Personalization

Color from real metal samples.  Frame length you walk before you commit. Personalized Button covers, Faceplates, and even Name Your Machine!

A Signature Build Experience!

Every choice you make is captured on a personal Build Sheet. By the showroom, your machine is already configured — before a single part is cut.

FAQs

  1. Is this really free? — Yes. Completely free. This is a signature experience designed to give you clarity — not pressure.
     
  2. How limited are the spots? — Very. We keep groups small so every guest gets personal attention at every stop. Register early.
     
  3. Do I need to own a Nolting already? — Not at all. This is for anyone considering a longarm — first-time or upgrade.
     
  4. Will I be pressured to buy? — Never. You'll leave with a quote and total clarity. What you do with it is up to you.
     
  5. Can I bring someone? — Absolutely. Just note it when you register so we can plan.
     
  6. How long is the experience? — About 3–4 hours. Take your time — it's your day.
     
  7. What if I don't know which model I want? — That's the whole point. By the showroom, most people have total clarity.
     
  8. Is financing available? — Yes — through Synergy Financial. Melissa can walk you through it.
     
  9. What should I wear/bring? — Comfortable shoes (you'll walk the factory) and any notes about your quilting goals.