Ohhhh so the two needle are not suppose to be not even? If that so, I thought my brand new serger (babylock celebrate) was torn up, I tried and tried to get the needle even up.......lol
The video is so tempting to go buy a serger right away. However, I wanted to learn it enough using it prior to buying one. It’s so expensive so is it not a good idea to get a 2nd hand one until enough confidence is earned in using it? There are a lot more questions ... Does it make any sense so far? 😊
Buying a Babylock product is like buying a used car in the 70’s, can’t get a straight answer about price on the phone. You have to go into a store and ask. I just bought a Victory serger. 1st store was $1700, 2nd store was $1300 plus the 6 feet set, the MSRP is $3199...go figure. BTW, I LOVE my machine and don’t regret the purchase.
@@LightchaserAV Wow, Ok, Thank You. I had no idea it was like that. Thats a big price difference, Thats not a nice way of doing business. I'll finish my seams the old fashion way until I feel I really need the expensive machine. I make things for myself and not for a business. I've used the Brother $200 Serger at my sewing school and every time there was a hiccup with the Serger our Sewing Teacher would fix the issue when the machine did not work the way it was supposed to.
I love love love my Babylock Evolution Serger. Thank you for your video very nicely done.
Always fun to watch the precision and speed of these machines.
I just bought this! So excited about trying it out!!
Waiting for my Celebrate to come on Wednesday. :-)
Oh my god that threading where have i been
Searching for a server. New at this. Just may but this one. Looks easy to use.
How can one work on the rolled hem when turning at the 90 degree corners?
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Ohhhh so the two needle are not suppose to be not even? If that so, I thought my brand new serger (babylock celebrate) was torn up, I tried and tried to get the needle even up.......lol
The video is so tempting to go buy a serger right away. However, I wanted to learn it enough using it prior to buying one. It’s so expensive so is it not a good idea to get a 2nd hand one until enough confidence is earned in using it? There are a lot more questions ... Does it make any sense so far? 😊
How much is this serger? It's a nice sales pitch presentation but the most important part of whats it gonna cost me is not given..,
Buying a Babylock product is like buying a used car in the 70’s, can’t get a straight answer about price on the phone. You have to go into a store and ask. I just bought a Victory serger. 1st store was $1700, 2nd store was $1300 plus the 6 feet set, the MSRP is $3199...go figure. BTW, I LOVE my machine and don’t regret the purchase.
@@LightchaserAV Wow, Ok, Thank You. I had no idea it was like that. Thats a big price difference, Thats not a nice way of doing business. I'll finish my seams the old fashion way until I feel I really need the expensive machine. I make things for myself and not for a business. I've used the Brother $200 Serger at my sewing school and every time there was a hiccup with the Serger our Sewing Teacher would fix the issue when the machine did not work the way it was supposed to.