LIVE! A Tale of 2 Compacts - Happy's 7 needle Journey and the 12-needle Voyager
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Learn about Happy's popular, affordable compact embroidery machines, what advantages they provide for embroiderers. Watch a live sew-out comparison of the 2 machines!
Where I work we have the new Happy 6-head stretch and a new Happy 2-head, and a very old 6-head. The very old Happy 6-head we use for hats, tablecloths.....it still does beautiful work. The new machines does wonders, we love them......the 2 head we use a lot for training new employees and for sewing off new digitized designs. The Happy machines are wonderful. I want to look into a Happy Machine so when I retire, I will have some extra income coming in. Happy machines are GREAT!
Are these machines available in south africa
What needle and thread you recommending?
My second question how often you oil the bobbin shaft?
Generally most people are using 40-weight polyester thread with a 75/11 sharp point needle. No need to oil the bobbin shaft, but it is necessary to oil the race of the rotary hook roughly every 100,000 stitches.
@@TexmacHappyEmbroideryMachines thanks for answer: Organ Needles 11 working fine at the moment, I order Groz-Beckert 11/75 we see how they hold up, I order 60WT bobbin thread, 40WT I need to refill my bobbin very often
@@TexmacHappyEmbroideryMachines I have another question I couldn't find answer too: my Happy HCS-1201-30 have German language installed, is there a English language pack I can download?
does it come with digitized designs software, and training
Hello! Great question! The machines do come with 100 free stock designs, and with your purchase of the machine from Texmac, you get free classroom training and support at any of our training locations plus live online classes twice weekly.
Do they come with a hat hoop on the 7 needles
Hi Lynn - the cap kit is not included in the box, but Texmac frequently offers package deals with machine, cap sewing kit and other items such as starter kit and additional hoops. Send your inquiry to happyjapan.com/contact for deals and pricing.
I noticed on the 12 needle the hoop was jumping around a lot
I have a couple older Voyager models i bought used and i like them i just wish mine had the display panel. And the software needs some updating.
The firmware can be updated, the downloads are available for free. Depending on which Voyager, it can be easy to do so.
@@TexmacHappyEmbroideryMachines I have the older one. So I'm out of luck. I've already checked. I just wish I could find a display panel.
Do you have a retail store that I could come look at in NC?
Yes! Contact us at www.happyjapan.com/contact and request an in-person demo of our machines at our HQ in Charlotte, NC.
But it’s not a 12x12” sewing field??? It’s 11x11.4”? I really need at least 11.8” on one side. What is the size of the cylinder arm?
Hi, KC. Rene Rosales here. You are right, the max sew field for both machines is around 290mm x 280mm. That sew field requires a larger hoop such as the 12" x 12" to make room for the machine's presser foot, and to accommodate the need to taper the hoop's corners a little.
Do you have videos that differentiates voyager and hcd
What would you like to know? Both have commercial-grade drive systems and motors so they are built to run nonstop. Voyager has a max sew field of about 11.5" x 11.2" and max speed of 1000spm. HCD has a max sew field of 20.5" x 15.74", and comes included with a set of large 17.25" x 16.5" hoops (as well as other sizes), and its cap sew field is 14.1" wide (vs. 11.5" for the Voyager). It tops out at 1200 spm, so it has higher sustained speeds and will produce more items per hour than the Voyager even when set at the same speed. HCD is 233 pounds and takes up a 3 foot x 3 foot footprint, Voyager is about 99 lbs and needs only 11 inches x 17 inches of level table space to sit. So, HCD if you need absolute max productivity and/or very large sew field and don't need to move it much, Voyager if a roughly 12" x 12" sew field is all you'll need, and/or if compact size (for smaller rooms or easier to take on the road) is more important. Both machines produce embroidered goods at a good rate for profitability when set up and run correctly.
The 7 needle started a few seconds before the 12 needle.
do you ship to Israel
Thank you for your interest! Our company TEXMAC Inc. sells exclusively to North America. To find a local authorized dealer near you, have a look at this list: www.happyjpn.com/en/products/embroidery/distributors.html