GREAT review!! I need a machine that allows me to cut and modify backpack shoulder straps. I was looking for a consew or something, but this is much much better, and you have talked me into this one. Price doesn't seem ridiculous, I like that it's portable/storable and doesn't have a huge permanent table. Thanks for the review
Great introduction and presentation, living in an apartment we are subject to noise level. On your video the machine sounds a bit noisy; in your perspective, what dose the machine sound in real life? thanks
It might bother someone if you have an apartment below you. It is louder than some of the "home" machines I have used, but never viewed it as too loud.
1:41 The needle does not go down and then back, pulling the fabric, like on your Consew. It just goes up and down. Still a great little machine though!
Yo pague por la premium Como 1300 dollars tengo una semana con la maquina y puros problemas . No es como la pintan . Tienes que ser : técnicos si vas a cómprate esta máquina. Si quieres iniciar una carrera en este ramo , reparando máquinas está perfecto
Its a generator running outside, without it the video would have been really dark and lacking any action. I might see if my new editing software can mute certain frequencies and reupload.
I used #69 or T70 or E depending on what size designation you use. Bonded nylon, 3 yarn. Strength is 11 lbs. The website says the machine can use up to #92/T90/F which has a strength of 15 lbs.
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GREAT review!! I need a machine that allows me to cut and modify backpack shoulder straps. I was looking for a consew or something, but this is much much better, and you have talked me into this one.
Price doesn't seem ridiculous, I like that it's portable/storable and doesn't have a huge permanent table.
Thanks for the review
You're welcome! It is a serious machine and should last more than a lifetime.
@@DIYJunkie369 BAAAAAAA It's JUNK!!! Last more than a Lifetime. LOL...... you must be confusing this POS with a Singer 111.
Great introduction and presentation, living in an apartment we are subject to noise level. On your video the machine sounds a bit noisy; in your perspective, what dose the machine sound in real life?
thanks
It might bother someone if you have an apartment below you. It is louder than some of the "home" machines I have used, but never viewed it as too loud.
1:41 The needle does not go down and then back, pulling the fabric, like on your Consew. It just goes up and down. Still a great little machine though!
Actually if you pull the pin on the wheel the needle will not move while winding bobbing
Thanks. I don't use that machine as much, so less familiar with it.
Que precio tiene la maquina soy de México
I am not sure. I think price would be the same, but shipping would be different.
andres eloy De la cruz jimenez el precio de este modelo comienza como en $900 dolares
Yo pague por la premium Como 1300 dollars tengo una semana con la maquina y puros problemas . No es como la pintan . Tienes que ser : técnicos si vas a cómprate esta máquina. Si quieres iniciar una carrera en este ramo , reparando máquinas está perfecto
@@jaimealvarez9242 yo la acabo de comprar :/ en un par de semanas viene a mi pais, ojalá que tenga una mejor experiencia que la tuya
When you use zigzag make sure the needle is in center position or your going to brake a needle. And you could throw the timing off
This is very important, thanks for pointing that out.
I think your LED light is causing that annoying HUM on your camera/phone.
Its a generator running outside, without it the video would have been really dark and lacking any action. I might see if my new editing software can mute certain frequencies and reupload.
What type of thread is this?
I used #69 or T70 or E depending on what size designation you use. Bonded nylon, 3 yarn. Strength is 11 lbs. The website says the machine can use up to #92/T90/F which has a strength of 15 lbs.