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*THIS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE* of why we need to look after our brick and mortar stoors...!!!

*IM ABOUT* to upgrade to a professional machine for my straight stitch work SPECIFICALLY for the throat space - I work with a lot of heavy wools The other reason is the knee lift and the range of precision feet. The precision of the presser foot has a LOT to do with the quality of the finished product

I always struggle with putting the hook back in. Thanks for the 6 o'clock tip!!!

This really didn't compare anything as far as functionality. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Janome only has one mode, not two, and Janome cannot zig zag. Plus, the Janome ASR is much bulkier and has a long cord that can more easily get unplugged as you work. While Janome's ASR does have a ruler sole, Bernina does not. But, Bernina now since this video was made is building in their BSR so any free motion foot can be used. A comparison video should have compared all of these important differences.

I have a baby lock Presto. It seems as though the fabric doesn’t want to feed through straight. I have to be very vigilante while sewing to make a straight seam. Is anyone having this problem or any ideas?

I brought the skyline s7 last year for my birthday and I love it.

I have a Bernina 770QE, and a Bernette b37. I’d like to get something a bit better than the Bernette without spending more than around $1000. I’d love some suggestions. I don’t live too far from your shop. Thanks

Excuse me! Baby Lock machines are made in Brother factories, BUT to the higher Baby Lock quality standards. Look it up! I purchased my Baby Lock Brilliant for $799 when they were on sale. Sometimes it pays to wait for sales.

That is so cool! It's about time they came up with a buttonholer for these straightstitch machines. Singer did it ages ago. This modern unit is up with the demands of the time.❤️

Great review, easy to listen and understand you, appreciate your video, thank you!

Excellent video.

Please do a vidoe on the s7 with using other feet with the walkfoot/dualfeed system. Lets talk about the limitations of the machine as well. Do you have a video of cleaning maintenance of the bobbin case area. Thank you so much your videos are great!!

Thank you. Great information. I still have my Pfaff with the built in dual feel....but it is plastic. I constantly think about a new machine. Looking at this video, it looks like some pressure do not just pop on and off like my Pfaff. Is that correct? I love your shop and your knowledge about machines is amazing. Thank you so much.

You got it right !

Excellent video ! Brother had automatic thread trimming over 15 years ago on the Brother SE270D sewing and embroidery machine. It has been on dozens of Brother models since then.

That is neat ! My 14 year old Brother will sew large decorative stitches and sew sideways too.

Please prices and means to get them to buy

My Jacobean had to be serviced twice while while just making masks during the pandemic. I kept on thinking: Why does this dumb machine NOT work as good as my mom’s Singer, purchased in 1939? My quilting group had a zoom meeting where everyone showed off their sewing space. I learned that they all had no computerized machines! Most were older, pre 1960 and the only modern choices were like the Jacome 1600P, which only does a straight stitch and is not computerized. I was right all along. My mom’s machine was better than my fancy one.

Love my MQC9450. Would love you to compare/contrast with a comparably priced Bernina.

Nice overview of machines. I live in Eastern Washington so that's a bit far from your shop. Thank you for the video 😊

I hate the Baby Lock I wish I had never bought it the threader doesn't work and the thread roll lying down has been a problem too. The threader has been fixed three times and still doesn't work. Please don't buy this.

Thank you for this. So sounds like both systems have some pros and cons. The acufeed has greater contact area with the fabric and a range of interchangeable soles, but the Bernina dual feed works with some more feet, e.g. zipper. I hand baste zippers first, to avoid possible unpicking, and never thought to try using dual feed instead. I shall experiment with this. If only sewing machines could be built to order, so we could add the best version of every feature we want in a machine!

Very good commentator, very good camera work, both are 10 out of 10.. most sewing sites fall well below that level. Thank you.

I always thought that sewing machine manufacturers never sewed in their lives or they would build larger throat spaces. Minimum should be 16"

great video. Does the Janome 6700p have the pivot feature also?

My singer confidence quilter sewing machine needle doesn't want to go up and down anymore I need help does anybody know

I research sewing machine b4 I go buy a sewing machine I have a Janome Horizon. Love it..but find that certain sew,n machine come with this or that or not that.. why not put all the goodies in 1 one sewing machine.. tension has be a big thing 4 me..I love that I have a top bobbin loader.. I buy a sewing machine every 3-4 yeas.. wear tear..so doing research again.. I sew every day..thanks much ur post

Absolutely LOVE my Janome 8200 QCP!!

Nobody talks about the Juki 1500QVP! $1100-1$200! 😊❤

Maybee one day in my dreams ill have one of these machines.🤩

Great review Cale, Janome has a superb build quality and good engineering to back it up.

Yeah… my s7 is in the shop getting a new needle bar.

How is the s7 different from the s3? Is the s3 obsolete now?

Thank you, for that fantastic information.

Sounds like a great shop, unfortunately I live in North Carolina and it can be tricky to find a good store, especially for repairs, spa days!

My vintage Pfaff machines from 30+ years ago have the integrated dual feed! Might be missing other newer items, but I still love my older machines?

I wish I had seen this before I purchased! I would have gotten great features cost effectively…great vid.

I sew slowly! I have the TL 18 and it allows me to slow slowly which I love.

I would spend a grand just for an automatic needle threader!

Wow, that was a fantastic overview of that row of machines at your shop in Walnut Creek, CA!

Where are you located?

Doesn’t show what icons to select on the computer screen

Thank you for the great video

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Hello nice,,, im sewer pls, ❤ how much.

Thank you for helping to dispel the myth. I was using air compressors to clean computers before I retired and started using them for sewing machines. Never once had high velocity air knock anything loose except for the dust and lint. It’s an invaluable tool, and I’ve had a few machines where air was the only thing that helped clear up a tension disc issue.

This was a really cool demo and clear explanation! Thanks Cale!😊

I have the Brother PS500 and its awful. A big waste of money and makes sewing a chore from hell. So much convert marketing in the market.

Great simple explanation, thank you.

Excellent review! One of the best product comparison videos I have seen.