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it is a HEAVY-DUTY machine for its value and what it can do , the stiches it can accomplish. you are trying to compare a toyota sienna vs a ford 350. get a hair cut.

A lot of blah blah blah blah but you don't literally prove what you say. I have been working in this business for 25 years and I can tell you that this Singer machine is a warhorse and I can show you that.

Wow. This video really triggered some Singerheads🤣. She’s not wrong. It’s a basic machine being branded as more than that. That’s all. I appreciate the heads up👍

All's I want to do is sew minor things that can easily be done by hand sewing. Sometimes I wish the heavy-duty sewing machine would do the same. Never works!

Suspicious video, detailed teardowns by professional tecnicians clearly show it can sew through leather layers to the max height the machine can fit, without forcing the motor to go over amp and start burning out. Metal gears and parts across the entire drive train from power source to needle maintaining torque. The external shell can be removed in pieces to facilitate lubricating the components easily, it's designed with maintenance in mind. That's "heavy duty" to me for a consumer grade product...

Love your clear and precise information regarding density of our loved and laboring quilts! I’m on year four of making quilts, has become quite a passion for me, and try to sew a couple hours a day (yay! I’m a retired lady!). I do my own free motion quilting on my home machine on everything from table runners to queen size quilts! FMQing is actually my favorite part as I feel free to be creative!I Your video is one of my favorite! Thank you!

Dont confuse current with voltage. More current to a machine comes from the load its trying to achieve. Forcing a machine to punch through an object which its not able to do due to many layers will cause more current, which in turn will cause over heating.

Do I still need elastic thread?

I had been wondering about this product. I had a Singer from maybe 1995. I think my grandmother got it at Costco. Anyway, I almost quit sewing because the machine was so rickety and couldn't sew thin canvas for a basic tote bag. I got a used Bernina from the 1990s as well. The Bernina has been my go to machine for over a decade. In any event I don't trust Singer at all.

Great video so true. Wish I read this video before buying my sewing machine. Bought one should be called light duty.😂

Had my Singer HD for 3 years ... got nothing but praises for it and it is affordable and does what is says.

I just got a PR650 do you have videos for beginners

I loved your honest video. I have the juki pq1500sl. The juki 2020 looks like mine but is the 2020 a stronger machine? Like is it considered industrial?

Thanks for cutting through the marketing tactics and telling it like it is.

It's not a bad machine for $200. The computerized ones are also not easy to service yourself. I have a janome US 2004 and if something goes wrong with it i can open it up myself and fix it. You can't do that with most of the more expensive machines.

Awesome 😊

What if I need to sew denim?

really unnecessary to feel sorry for people who "fell for" buying it. It's a machine in an inexpensive price range that works quite well. Mine is going 5 years strong and I've sewn everything from slippery silk to heavy denim to tailored jackets with zero issues. I've also sewn on nice industrial machines so have felt the difference; obviously higher end machines are superior, but why would a 300$ machine be as nice as a 1000+ machine? Nowhere does the marketing say it's an industrial machine, I'm really confused by your argument. It's really been a fantastic domestic machine for me.

Excellent advice - thank you.

I'm looking for a machine that is durable, will last long, NO screen/lcd or any other unnecessary electronics (they break, i don't need them, just want simple), has automatic needle-threader, has top-loading bobbin and uses plastic class-15 bobbins. Has all the basic stitches and stretch-stitch for elastics. I'm considering Singer Heavy Duty 4452, as I will need to sew through leather and jeans occasionally. But I heard Singers break a lot (local sewing repair shop told me). Any suggestions pretty please?

Why are you recommending machines that cost $700.00 and up? I have a singer and live it. Mine is Heavy Duty. LOL…..Singer sewing machines are not “SHIT”.

Im so so happy im reading the comments. I am basically trained more than 10years ago to sew and repair fabric. Im researching, i need cheap, im not going to be using this as my main income i just need cheap but reliable as well as able to run through tough thicker materials. I don't have the money for anything like what you're recommending.

Wait woah! Never ever knew that and I’ve seen for 50 years 😂 you’re amazing

I’m so sorry you’re so jaded! I have 4 of these and mine are for my sewing students. We have not had any of the problems you are describing! And they have gotten a lot of use. You’re trying to compare apples and oranges! I have a few top of the line Pfaff, Brother, Janome! Quit selling BS to make money on your upcoming video!!😡

this machine is the very best I've ever had, this video should be taken down 🤬

Thank you for this. Just when i was about to buy a machine.

Obviously a MAGA supporter

Subscribe....I think not, Like....I think not, share....I think not! thumbs down I vote yes on that one! Just because those of us who have chosen to give this a thumbs down does not make us fools. I have had quite a few of non heavy duty Singer sewing machines and my Singer Heavy Duty beats them all hands down. So, with that said this little fool is happy with her Christmas present from 2023! By the way saying "that sucks for you if you bought a Singer Heavy Duty Sewing machine" is very rude learn some polite terms to use! You slam Singer then offer something better YOURS nah I'm will only sew on my Heavy Duty Sewing machine and gray is my favorite color!

I have this machine and I it is great.

Is French fuse woven and is it cotton? Does it shrink? Does it need to be pre-washed?

You've given me points to think about. I've sewn since I was a school-girl, but haven't sewn in the last few years as I've had other things I've needed to deal with. Now I want to get back into it and sew up the stash of fabric that I have in the cupboard. I got my old machine out and thought 'I forgot how much I hate this machine', so I thought it must be time to get a machine that I love. The machine I had before this one was a Janome, I don't know the model, but I bought it when I left school and the metal pieces started breaking. I was devasted. It did weigh a tonne and I could hardly lift it. So the newer ones are better for lightness factor. Now I'm going to list what I hate about my current machine and what I stitches etc I need. Thanks for the video.

Most of this video is just anecdotal nonsense. Been in the textile industry my entire life. Go ask actual, professional repairmen about this machine and most will tell you that it's HD for even the most active home tailor. It's not meant to compete against commercial machines because it's not a commercial machine. This video is a waste of time and meant to stir the pot so this person can shill products for their Amazon account.

This is ridiculous. My old *heavy duty singer is better than any other ridiculously expensive over priced computerised machine I've had, That go wrong and break down all the time.

I want to have a strong heavy duty sewing machines with cheap price !!!

Singer sold their soul to the devil. THis machine is terrible.

Excellent Video, Thank you!!

excellent content

Got it. Singer is the Harley Davidson of the sewing world 😂

Aluminum is soooo much weaker than steel. "Probably can sew leather" isnt a diffinitive argument. Gray is cheaper to make than white. They made it a cheaper outer case because the steel on the inside is more expensive than flimsy aluminum. Definitely limited knowledge. I dont think theyre the best. But your repair guy isnt that smart if he doesnt know basic metals. Those who endorse baby locks are usually selling them. Also, i just find it super annoying when people speak on a public platform and havent taken a public speaking class. It sounds like theres a huge buildup of spit in her cheeks from wearing invisilines and trying to publicly speak. Just sounds opinionated and not really based on facts.

Omg!!! Who flipping knew? 😮🎉thank you!!!!

The lady claimed Singer is made of plastic, when Singer shows it has metal frame - this detail makes the entire video a bit questionable (not to mention that the whole video is full of generic statements with very few technical details) ... The machine being advertised seems never came into the frame - what the author was talking about, at the end of the story?

I am researching for an industrial machine and I’m glad I found your video as I was considering one of these as they’re cheaper but it looks not a lot better than my 30 year old brother thanks.

I just started looking into sewing machines, so I don't know much about the market yet, but my first thought was that 'Heavy Duty' meant 'sturdy' and I hadn't considered it could also mean 'for heavy-duty sewing applications'. I took a look at their website, and they vaguely claim both. “With 50% more power and enhanced speed” is the first, and they pretty much leave it at that. There's no information about what it has ‘50% more power and speed’ than. My rule is that when a company makes a claim like that and then stops talking, it pretty much always means something like “…compared to our older models” or “compared to some other company’s market research about similar products”. Then there is “50% more power for thick fabrics” and “Extra high sewing speed”. Same thing as before, if they just stop talking after that, it’s fishy. On the ‘sturdy’ side of the claim, they have a ‘Heavy Duty metal frame’ stamp on their product photos, which is kind of like saying that your restaurant has tea with water in it. I’m sure there is more information about those claims if you dig deeper into it. If I where to end up wanting a ‘Heavy Duty’ line Singer, I would need satisfying answers on those ‘faster and more power’ claims before I would make a purchase, or no deal. On another note, before this video I mixed up ‘frame’ with ‘housing’ in my head, and like you said, the product’s design isn’t exactly trying to give you a different idea. But at that price, it should have been a no-brainer that the housing is hard plastic. Which is a shame, because I am as careful as a golden retriever in a maternity ward when I’m not specifically focused on it. On another another note, I would have so much fun with that Baby Lock Joy. I almost wish it was available here just for the joke of putting a Motörhead sticker on it, like I needed to ‘man up’ a cutesy sewing machine with pink lettering.

Would you have recommended the Janome M7 over the Chorus?

I wanted a Singer because I used Singer when I was little. They are good machines. I didn't fall ploy, I bought it because I wanted it. The end.

I wanted a Singer because I used Singer when I was little. They are good machines. I didn't fall ploy, I bought it because I wanted it. The end.

I sent mine back because of the drop in bobbin

My singer heavy duty is a good basic machine. However, I have had an Elma for years, and it is in a pod snd not available to me now. I truly prefer the Elna.

Those singer engineers are probably not wrong by saying the machine is heavy duty. As I'm not one of them, it's not up to me to proof them wrong. Happy sewing!

if they are not bad sewing machines how can they be SHIT makes no sense heavy machines will have bigger motors and better parts surely