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Could i place a fabric that is 1/4 inch thick under the presser feet of this sewing machine ?

They've gone up $50 in four years. Sad!

Im new sewer. I will need to sunbrella materials for my sail projects. HD velcro, snaps with backing for the patch are on occasion nylon webbing similar to belts. From what i see a straight and zig zag stitching. Could you recomend a machine? Thank you

@Katchi Vatchi or anyone, which budget sewing machine you recomend? I live in Europe.

I have had a heavy duty machine for years I love it have a brother does not compare to my heavy duy

I would more likely listen to this guy: ruclips.net/video/tImTTD8y750/видео.htmlsi=we8fhiNVX2EKV06V He approves the heavy duty. And he's a repair guy with testing equipment...

I'm just a casual user and don't sew on a regular basis, just when I need to repair a tear or take up a seam, ie: simple stuff. I inherited my mother's 1950 Singer Featherweight 221-1. She used it extensively to make many of our clothes, since we lived in Mexico at the time. It works beautifully and it's really in pristine condition. The only thing missing is her button hole adapter which got lost somewhere along the way. It's 75 years old now! Wouldn't trade it for anything.

Heavy duty machine is the ones thatvwe see in garment factories like where my mom worked since she came to Canada. The motor on the machine was almost as large as the machine you showing the lights in the house flickered everytime she used it .

Here is what you actually need HEAVY DUTY for: Sewing on boats! Its the cusions made of heavy fabric like Sunbrella UV-stable fabric. You need to sew three- or for-fold through it. My trusted houshold-machine just didn't get through it. Good video, nonetheless.

Nice rage bait. 7/10

Glad I found this.

Yes I sold a good brother project runway machine and my serger which I greatly regret now, this heavy duty sucks… I got it for diaper makingv

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You are SOOOO correct!! I repair sewing machines and they jump time. Strong motor with a cheap timing belt equals crap.

All these portable "tabletop" sewing machines are more like toys.

I have that same ergo

Wow, thank you for the information. I should have looked around better. I can say it was in my price range that is why I choose the Singer heavy duty hd44. I know better now and that's half the battle 😊.

The array 6 needle (13K), no camera, the Venture 10 needle (25K) has a camera. Depending on what you're doing-being able to rehoop and align to continue the work or align at an angle, etc. a camera is a big help. Also the venture can do the 14x14 hoop, not the array. And you can rehoop with the venture and camera, so it's a double gotcha with the Array. smaller work.

The voice goes out the mouth

Will this help too if we dont iron the fold beforehand?

Thanks for the information. I am your 200ah like hahaha peace and love luv Rolfie

Singer 4432 “Heavy Duty” has seized up twice. It’s only 3 months old!!

Great content, I appreciate the honesty of getting the right tool for the job when it comes to sewing machines.

Hey thank you so much this was very useful.

Just ran into this problem this morning so I hope I can use your info to finish my quilt today. I have the exact machine that you have with pro stitcher but I’m so new to the long arm machine quilting. I have so much learning to do! Thank you!

You are so right. Wish I saw your video before buying one. Its nowhere near heavy duty. I had a regular singer that did a better job. I bought into the heavy duty.

Hi. So you’re saying i can download an image like from design from juju and stitch it out directly from my phone and connect to my babylock machine? I don’t have a computer either but would sure like more fonts n images

Singer went chapter 23, this is only as good as anything else off alibaba. It's not for sails. Pointless

Very good tutorial on sewing a T-Shirt quilt. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am getting ready to make one for my granddaugher. She wants a wall hanging, she surprised me when she asked me to make her one, and handed me 6 T-Shirts. They are her most favorite from her high school years, when I told her 6 T-shirts will make a small quilt she was happy with that. You provided me with a couple of ideas to add to the creative thoughts spinning in my head - going to check with her if she has any badges or patches for the border. I would take your suggestion and sew them on after I have quilted it.

Finally somebody telling the truth

Womp Womp, go next. No actual sewing examples or use cases, just a 🦛 yapper whos venting outside of an amazon review.

Total nonsense misinformation by Americans as usual (most who have never left their state, never mind their country.... 🤡) Got 3 of them, no problems

I saw another video testing various sewing machine brands. From what I gathered, the Brother sewing machines are good compared to other brands. What do you think?

Thank you for this useful information. I like that you state the information as what it is. Thank you for doing the research.

It just offers the most for he price. It has nothing to do with "HD". So people will keep buying into it because it's worth it.

Would hate all that you sayin, before experiencing consequences of sawing awning for 2nd time. One out of time, Singer Heavy Duty always out of time.

Most helpful video I have found! So glad I found you before I made a purchase. Thank you!

Appreciate your honesty. We bought an extremely well reviewed machine off Amazon (4.7 rating, five stars) and we were shocked to discover the way it was struggling to sew 3 folded satin. I wasted a lot of time reading/watching misleading reviews.

what thread do you use for embroidery for this machine?

I got one for my birthday as my first sewing machine. had it for over a year now and haven't finished a single thing with it because it just sucks. Yes, I am new to sewing but when I tell you there was problem after problem after problem. The worst part was the problem was always the same. It would tear through fabric whenever I tried serging the ends with a zig zag stich despite the fact I did test run literally 5 seconds ago and changed nothing, it would still get the fabric stuck in the machine. Maybe it's the fabric? well, every single test run I've done with this thing it works just fine but on the actual project itself it just doesn't do anything right. it's unpredictable and honesty the most annoying thing ever. Sometimes it messes up completely normal straight stiches.

I think it’s more to do with the motor size and not the power.

I had one of these machines. I inherited it from my mom. I was not pleased with how fast it deteriorated. She never got to use it before she passed away but refurbishing sewing machines. I have learned that you guys can find a Kenmore 158 model from the 1970s, especially a 158.1941 or a 158. 158. 1760 or 158. 1930 and there are many others. The 1760 the 1930 use cams. You can get flatbed and you can get free arm and I picked up mine for $100 or less with attachments. They're not hard to get running. They're in great shape and they do everything that the other sewing machine will do and then some and it's all metal. All the gears are metal. Everything's metal and I'm quite happy with my machines. They do everything I need them to do will ever want them to do and replacement parts are easy to find. Easy to come by and getting somebody to work on. It is just as hard as getting somebody to work on any of the other machines. Apparently there is a an extreme shortage of people who service and work on sewing machines because I have been asked by lots of people if I wouldn't mind servicing or fixing theirs but I do have plastic modern machines. They just don't hold up in my opinion to what some of the older vintage machines do and I have sewn leather with mine and thick material without a whole lot of issues. Mostly trying to get the material to lay the way I want it to not any with the machine

I sewed two tote bags with a Singer 4411 and I couldn't get it to work anymore unless my tension was set to max.

Wow! Sounds like you want to tear all machines down. No thanks! To each there own. I've had a Singer before you were borne n the Singer I'm wanting is to sews through several layers of jeans or thicker fabric. You helped me make my decision! 👍

Wow! You are CLUELESS and really aren't very educated on metal types and machine construction. You should give advice on something you know about instead of misleading jibber-jabber. ruclips.net/video/tImTTD8y750/видео.htmlsi=Hjz9uDIrdhz_X1Bc

Her opinion but singers last a very long time

Yeah, I'm here to say my 4423 from 2019 still am works. It has seen 8 layers of 11oz canvas.

I'm just going to drop this link of a legitimate review in here and if you decide to watch it I don't think you'll share her opinion. This guy is a repair technician and actually had the machine (imagine that) and tested it scientifically on camera. You cannot compare it to an industrial machine's capabilities, but it also is not sold as a commercial or industrial machine. It has plenty of needle punch for as much material as you can get under the foot. I've had one for years and done some pretty crazy stuff with it and never had more than a broken needle. Why slander a very capable and inexpensive machine? Was this just for views.... subscribers? ruclips.net/video/tImTTD8y750/видео.html

I thought this to be very insightful. As someone who has sewn professionally for 45 years she nailed a lot of the basics that you should look for in a machine. At work I use everything from Jukis to Consews. At home I have a vintage PFAFF 1209 w/ a 1 amp motor and an older style front load rotary hook bobbin case that I can actually use for light leather and millinery.

Why does this video still exist this chick doesn't even post anymore.. come on RUclips be better