Which Brother Strong & Tough is the BEST? | Mechanical vs. Computerized

[@marshamoore8385]

I bought my first Brother in 1978. It was dropped down the stairs during an escape from a fire. I started to sew on it a week later. I still use it, along with the other five Brothers that I now own including the embroidery machine Brother makes. I love the reliability of these sewing machines and sew everything on them.

[@yolandaferguson447]

I think you are a loyal to Brother Brand sewing machine. I have the Brother strong and tough sewing machine. Brother Sewing Machine needs to sponsor your videos.

[@tobywinter1]

So glad I found you. I need to replace my two old Singer machines and will be watching all of your videos . Love your upbeat personality and clear and helpful information.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you 💕

[@winebox]

I like the stop/start button because when I sew something fairly simple, I can just sit on the floor with the machine on the coffee table. Made almost 10 tote bags this way.

[@sewoveritnow2612]

🤗I knew I could count on the Brother Girl herself to give us the comparison I’ve been waiting on. This is the only one I trust.

[@ostergaard1of4]

This video is SOOOO Helpful! So much knowledge and the testing section is invaluable for seeing what a machine can do. Thank you!!!

[@deidrabenson361]

I have been waiting for this video! I knew that I wanted a Brother Strong & Tough, but when I found out about the computerized one I decided to wait for your comparison before I made my decision. I love mechanical machines as well, but for the price and the buttonholes, I’m going with the computerized one. Thanks sooo much for sharing this video! ❤️❤️❤️

[@cavelleardiel]

I just bought my 85 year old mother a Brother sewing machine. She didn't want anything fancy but I got her a blue one!!

[@p.caldwell6887]

Strongly suspect I've been sewing on this new machine's biological mama since 2003. Brother Project Runway Innovis. They appear identical. Love mine. Solid as a rock. No repairs ever. Took a few excruciating months to get used that auto start/stop. Now? LOVE IT.

[@zheahra]

Love your reviews. They're helpful, detailed, and good pros and cons. I love mechanical and computerized sewing machines. That higher foot....Yes!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you!! Yes, I need all the fabric to get under that foot. 🤭

[@NaimaRuchel]

I have the ST150HDH and I absolutely love it

[@jaloneynorwood4306]

Also soon Congrats will be in order almost at 200K 🤗👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 HGTV & DIY come on now make it happen ❣️

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks so much!! 😁💕

[@faithfamilyfriends1]

I have a 26-year-old Singer XL-100, which I love. It goes and goes and goes....like you, I feel I should have a mechanical machine in case my computerized one has issues. I don’t really want to buy a more expensive computerized one until the XL-100 dies. Thank you for your reviews! I have been perusing the less expensive mechanicals and have been eyeing the Singer 4452. Your review on it and the Brother has helped me decide. Thank you!

[@txnmia8613]

Beginner here. I was committed to buying a mechanical for my first machine until I saw this video. You've made me question everything 😂

[@cristal3030]

did u buy the computerized one?

[@bunnymiddleton9087]

Tiny details is what sets you far above the rest!💋💋💋💋MORE DETAILS PLEASE🤩

[@lindadejager7028]

Thanks so much. I enjoyed your video. I was always afraid to buy a computerized machine, but you have given me the confidence to go ahead and do so now.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yayyy, glad I could help!

[@erickajstevens5737]

I enjoy your sewing machine reviews!!! You sold me on heavy-duty sewing machines. I was considering a computerized machine but, you convinced me that heavy-duty manual one is the way to go.

[@timdwyer5681]

I love, love, love your enthusiasm! Just bought this machine and watching your video makes me really glad that I did. My first project is going to be upholstering a banquette with a heavy Italian boucle. Looks like this machine will do the trick. Thanks again for your review!

[@maxcarter3413]

Which one? Why?

[@LaadeeV]

I would prefer to have both instead of choosing. I enjoy your showdown videos.

[@NaeNaeW]

😍Love when you do these reviews!! I know we can trust your thoughts and opinions 😊🙂❤💜💟💟💕💓💞💗💖🙏💯

[@lisachambers905]

I love that you do these types of comparisons! I would like to know what your opinion is of the Janome HD3000

[@redserpent]

Your videos are a joy, yes they are. I am a total, total newbie. I have sewn only 3 crossbody bags using my friend's Juki-8700. Yesterday I received via UPS my very own refurbished Brother ST371HD sewing machine. I think that I will buy also(Down the line) the computerized version of the ST371HD. Why? I di like your point: one machine for tough heavy threads(mechanical) and one for thin delicate ones. My goal is to make leather items and clothe alterations. Love your channel. Have a great week

[@pattiepepper6217]

Your transitions are PHENOMENAL!!! Thank you for the sewing info too!!! 💖💖💖💖Happy New Year, creative beauty!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you 💕 Happy New Year!

[@psalm25c]

I absolutely love you I’m so happy I found your KZbin! You’re funny you get right to the gist of things you’re fast and I can’t tell you how happy it makes me to find someone who I understand so well!

[@JLCorpus1]

Thanks for the review. I was searching high and low for info on the Brother Strong and Tough models and found very little info on them. I was looking at the 571 model which is like the 371, except it has one step buttonhole and a few more stitches. Ultimately, I decided to go with Brother ST150, based on your review comparing the mechanical and the computerized. In addition to sewing a lot of denim, I plan on making slipcovers for my sofa and loveseat and think the computerized one might do better for this project. Excellent review! Thank you very much :)

[@BlueprintDIY]

I’m so glad to help!!

[@libraeotequever3pointoh95]

Proving, once again, how important the selection of the proper needle is for the situation at hand. :-) Job well done on the review. Thank you. :-)

[@voniamuhammad4280]

You may have sold me on the computerized brother! I wasn't expecting that!

[@AaaAaa-ly3on]

The START/STOP button very useful when you have to make a lot of buttonholes, not for regular sewing...

[@SuddenUpdraft]

This is a great video! New sub here. My 15 year old computerized Pfaff has been annoying for years. I pulled out my antique Singer Featherweight, thoroughly cleaned and oiled it, and it runs like a champ. For some reason I put off buying a new machine and have actually resorted to hand stitching at times. I decided on the mechanical machine because I just wanted something fairly simple. I’m 68 and just don’t want to learn the computer interface. I looked at the Singer Heavy Duty but read that there’s little control over the speed. My Brother ST371 arrives next Tuesday and I can’t wait! Thanks for your review.

[@Jin04115]

I bought the computerized version and love it. Then I bought the Juki exceed base model. My word what a difference. The Juki just glides the fabric with no issues. I don't have to grab the threads and the built in cutter. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@krystleroy3068]

What type of juki I want a small sewing machine I have a big throat pfaff and I need somthing for space

[@Jin04115]

@@krystleroy3068 I got the 300 Juki exceed, it's about 20 pounds.

[@sherrywilliams1131]

@@krystleroy3068 if you are still looking for a small machine you might like the juki lb 5020. Only has 20 stitches.. crafty gemini did a great review on it. She uses it to demonstrate projects on her weekly podcast

[@HarrietNwokolo]

I have a Janome computerized and I love all the different stitches and all it can do. Perfect for quilting. For heavy duty denim sewing I have a mechanical machine.

[@libraeotequever3pointoh95]

My Janome DC-1050 is looking at the Brother Strong & Tough as though it were a "brother from another mother". :-)

[@mjremy2605]

Loved your review! Excellent, thank you!

[@burrmanchu687]

This was an amazingly well done review.. really saved me a ton of googling. Thank you!

[@pcs5819]

I have a basic Brother sewing machine (xm2701) and it seized up on me and was told by phone conversation that it would probably cost $150 to fix which wasn't worth it. So I opened it up myself just to look inside since I was going to junk it, and it was very clean and not gunky at all. Mind you Brother in their instructions says don't oil it and even when I called them on the phone, they said dont oil it. 🤷‍♀️ Well, I oiled it anyway since I was going to throw it out and low and behold it started working again. I actually fixed my machine and all it needed was oil. I'm frustrated that Brother did not advise me correctly! Any thoughts? Why did they say this?

[@BlueprintDIY]

I have no idea, but yours boss! Congrats! 🎉

[@AF_1892]

Good for you! My cheap Brother LS 2125 finally started choking out. Doing heavy duty quilted insulated curtains. 6 total curtains. Motor started dying I panel in. I am mechanically inclined so I took apart the machine. 1st the pedal. I broke the brittle plastic with a (way too strong spring on it). And guess what I can use my hand to manually control speed. I reluctantly finally bought a brother st150hdh computerized. I wanted all manual. However only Singer has the adjustable stitch length on cheaper machines. Yes I am tough on my machines. Probably dropped this one several. Im petite, so decided to start doing it myself. Alterations are expensive, usually work not up to par. So I started doing it. Side note I am so mechanically inclined my Ford Lightning still going 20 yrs old because I can open it up and work on it. I will probably hate this new computerized machine I got. I give it a few years and me voiding my warranty to work on it.

[@AF_1892]

@@Mataylor17 I explained what I did. If my language sounds foreign DO NOT attempt to work on your machine. I have 25 yrs of mechanical experience, most on vehicles and computers. If it doomed for the trash, and not electrical issues. Take it apart and learn from it. I'm good at soldering computer boards. Sometimes even 100 yr old things need soldering to fix.

[@karu6111]

I think they wanna oil it themselves in one of their service centers. Good to know I can do it myself.

[@solarwinds-]

Thank you Angelina for the machine reviews. I needed this as I'm in the market to buy a new one. I need one that will automatically do beautiful fuss free button holes.

[@artfulbible8440]

Hubby and I buying a couple for two amazing and creative young people, one will be the "strong and tough mechanical and the other we'll get them the computerized, you sold me on them.

[@BlueprintDIY]

That's awesome 🤩

[@kellyebrown8098]

I love this video! Your views and opinions are on point as well. I have a Brother HS series machine which I think is a semi-computerized because it has the knobs to change to different buttonhole stitches AND the window for them as well. I've made lined cafe drapes(no pattern) as well as sewed multiple layers like you have. I learned something with you today regarding the lift of the presser feet. lol I think my machine also does the keyhole buttonhole, but in my mind I was thinking it was for corset closings(yeah, like I said, in MY mind 😅). If the machine had come with a walking foot--OMGG!! You are one of my favorite inspirational sewing people!! You did a fabulous job on 'The Next Top Upcycler'; can't wait for the next season!! You are AMAZING!! ❤️🥰

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you so much!! I'll have to check out the HS series. It sounds like a good crossover between mechanical and computerized.

[@kellyebrown8098]

@@BlueprintDIY unfortunately Angelina, they no longer make my machine 😭; it was a 'hidden-clearance' item at Walmart years ago & was $100? But definitely check out the HS series.

[@Wrightn221]

Thank you! After looking at your video, I bought the computerized one. I have a 26 year old Singer sitting in my garage, so I didn't want another one. I have the Brother CS6000i but it doesn't handle a lot of layers. I have gotten into bag making, so need the high foot and something that'll handle thick material.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yeah, I think that was a good choice. 👍🏾 Happy sewing!

[@Wrightn221]

@@BlueprintDIY Thank you!

[@AF_1892]

I almost bought that one. So many comments on it being underpowered, so I didn't get it. Yes, Singer probably is a better machine in the US. But if I have all brother accessories, and can work the machine in a trance, I don't want to switch. Grew up mid 80's. Saw mom glide through anything with very old singer. It died. The next Singer she got was all cuss words and frustration. I was a 4 yr old girl with my Fisher Price toy sewing machine doing a better job than the Singer. I don't trust them.

[@Wrightn221]

@@AF_1892 I don't sew to sell things, so it works for me. You do what is best for you. I have an old Singer in my garage.

[@Kitchguy]

Great review thank you. I'm in the process of buying a new machine and I'm torn between mechanical and computerized. One thing I do want and it's a must for me is a thread cutter. If the brother had one, I would buy it today

[@ThimbleBook]

I like Brother sewing machines over Singer but that's just me. Maybe someday a Sailrite will happen, but not now. Stay blessed :-)

[@UNIVERSE_GS]

Thank you - brilliant video! Just bought the mechanical, returning it for the Computerized one! Thanks again.

[@stephaniejohnson3739]

This video was absolutely so helpful to me! I’m so grateful I found this great review. I’m searching for the right machine right now. Thank you so much!

[@Ladelosrobots]

Very new subscribe (after watch and comment your videos for 1 week) and I love your reviews a lot!!!

[@bondee5865]

Thank you for the great video, and I like what you said "I like both" ha ha When a person sews many different projects, both meet different needs. If I had to pick one though... it's going to be the mechanical machine. So far I don't have to pick just one; you sold me on that HD computerized machine 👍🏼

[@WV591]

If brother ST150HDH had the knee pressor lift, it would be as good as Juki machines. Awesome machine. extreme precise linear foot switch. programmable needle up/down and start/stop lock stitch.

[@LollyB1963]

Tip: If you use a coffee filter on the leather/suede when sewing you won’t get the bunching. You just tear away the filter an viola the stitches are good.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks for the great tip! 👌🏾

[@maxcarter3413]

Excellent choices for comparison! Thank you!

[@rdfjfgjyfdhfghy67456]

Can you believe the computerized version JUST made its way to asia? Ughh i have been WAITING and READY😭😭😭

[@cheshkat6321]

I would really like to have a mechanical sewing machine but I have to have the push to start button because of problems with my legs. Very few videos of the ST150HDH is another reason I wanted the mechanical. The extra stitches I don't care about although I like more buttonhole stitches. Honestly have avoided the buttonholes on this computerized because my last wasn't reliable and I learned to do them by hand. I should practice but I run away. I'm a Brother fan. Although I have been lusting after Sailrite for many years because my projects use heavy duty fabric more often than not. I compromise and use different fabric than what is needed for the project or avoid the project. I've had the computerized strong and tough for a few months and love it. Especially with the extension table. Didn't try leather yet, but I do have a Teflon foot I got for my older Brother computerized machine that I still have. I love love love the sound of the computerized strong and tough. It feels like they added some zen in it to make it soothing to me. I didn't like the sound of the mechanical, although just from KZbin videos. I've spent more time looking for other users of the ST150 than sewing with it. Also got the strong and tough sergers, so disappointed in the lack of videos since Brother no longer includes DVD, contrary to their website for these machines. Thanks for your review - especially with the leather test. It's somehow a relief to know there is another person using the computerized strong and tough sewing machine.

[@katecapek3116]

If you want a mechanical with power but have leg/foot issues, there are LOTS of powerful, all steel gear vintage models available with knee levers. If your issue is below the knee, it might be an option for you. You can usually get amore dependable machine for less $$.

[@moonistew]

Forgot to add (below): i have a Singer almost 25 years and have/had absolutely no issues (sewed jean hems, made bags, quilt blocks, curtains, simple things) and decided maybe i will get a computerized one though i don't really need one. I recently found a Janome (at Home Depot) for regular sewing/quilting with table and lots of foots, everything i wanted but when i tested it, the bottom thread did not move and could not get the top thread to pick it up so after calling the Janome office i returned it for refund.

[@MuzikInZpired]

I like that eyelet punch for some fabric that I can’t reach with my handheld punch. If it’s too far from the edge and doesn’t roll up then it helps and just a good push on it works for me. I assume if using it on many layers you may need a hammer or mallet to help.

[@aliciadelvallegomezmeneses7935]

Porfabor nesecito explicación en Español

[@aliciadelvallegomezmeneses7935]

Gracias

[@katecapek3116]

Grease Monkey input: *NEVER use anything magnetic with a computerized machine. The computer will rebel *If you specified, I missed it, buy any machine will perform better on leather with a leather needle. Schmetz makes especially nice ones. *Some vintage machines can do double needles (not a twin, 2 separate needles)

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks so much 👍🏾

[@marijapapez4006]

💖💖💖my favorite KZbinr💖💖💖

[@iamtvblake]

One day....when I grow up, I'll get a Sailrite or Juki. 🤪🤪🤪 I love my Janome but mama need a heavy duty workhorse to upcycle tarp and leather and heavy duty stuff.

[@leapnlarry]

I love the energy you bring in your videos. Larry

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks!

[@jaloneynorwood4306]

Thank you for the review on these wonderful BROTHER sewing machines 👍🏾 Just two days ago I was looking in Jo Anna Store for sewing machine and notice the push button start, just like my car 😊 some what price higher then what your review given. So I will follow your information and check with Amazon. 🤗😆👏🏾❣️

[@BlueprintDIY]

The prices fluctuate so quickly. The Amazon prices have gone up in just two weeks since I filmed this video. I think they're watching me. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@yanmartinez8643]

Just what I was looking for! Thank you so very much!

[@darknessfierce4209]

Hi, the orange awl tool May be for the key hole button a tailor will punch the circle out before they sew the button hole by hand

[@moonistew]

i want a machine that can sew thick jean hem -- most manuals/videos i checked didn't really explain to my satisfaction how thick i could sew except some showed "no thicker than 6mm".... huh? that's not thick for a jean hem!!! .... so i'm still waiting to see more machines. I did check on both of these machines before and liked them but now after your review, i like the computerized with many extra foots. Anyway your demo of the layered jean hems (from 18:00 on) was way much better than the brand manual & videos so that was excellent, the best!

[@samreynolds3789]

ALHUMDULLI ALLAAH ! 2023 June ! Gwannie @73 still here ! 🥳👍🏾

[@kellyavalanche450]

I have the mechanical Brother strong and tough and love it. It was bought to redo the vinyl upholstery in our boat. I ended up fixing a zipper on a Kirby vacuum bag holder. It was a tough project but this machine handled it great with no problems. I tried part of it on an older Singer which failed. I was curious which one did better. The mechanical Brother strong & Tough won. I got mine in 2020.

[@AStitchinLife]

This is the kind of hole punch I use. I have one with a wooden handle and I use a soft mallet to punch hole holes in fabric. I put a piece of cutting mat under.

[@alanabaker2441]

Love your channel and helpful hints! I’m looking at the computerized machine but need to know exactly how long the pedal is-what is the measurement?

[@peepers4763]

I’ve been watching your new business digs and new industrial equipment. Where is the Brother ST150HDH (computerized strong and tough). I did spot the mechanical strong and tough machine the latest video posted…

[@evelynj.amponsah8417]

Great Review of the machines Angelina,

[@stevejones7219]

Excellent video!! Thanks so much! Very informative I was, however, very distracted by how much you look and sound like Debbie Allen - your voice especially 😊 Again, such a helpful video

[@cherim8923]

Not sure if you'll see this, but I was hoping for an opinion/some advice... I'm making an upcycled denim blanket for my bf; I have all the pieces cut and ready, but I've never worked with denim on a machine before, and found out my relatively-cheap Walmart-bought sewing machine can't handle the task. (Go figure, right? Lol) The denim is heavy (12oz "bottomweight", mostly from sturdy men's jeans) and the backing is mid-weight flannel. No batting. At most I'd be sewing through 6mm of fabric (the thickest areas would be 6 layers of denim where I go over existing flat-felled seams, followed by 4 layers at the pieced corners where 2 seams cross, and then 2 layers each of denim and flannel around the blanket's edge) but the average thickness would be roughly 2-3mm (2 layers of denim, and 2 denim + 1 flannel, respectively). I've spent several weeks now researching machines, but haven't been able to find a definitive answer or even a solid general consensus on which machine would be best. Unfortunately my budget is only maybe $300, at most; preferably closer to $200. I'm leaning towards the Brother Strong and Tough (mechanical), especially after your reviews, but I am still unsure... Is this something that would require a heavier-duty "industrial" type machine? Or do you think the Brother S&T could handle it? Any other suggestions/advice/tips? Thank you so much! :)

[@medic2299]

Thank you for this review. I started with and still use the Brother CS7000X, I like it but will be getting the ST150HD soon enough especially after watching your video. Would enjoy knowing your opinion of the entry level CS7000X.

[@WKazzey]

Hello Angelina Your AWESOME !!!!! You can make anyone want to sew !!! I am thinking about getting the jukki tl 18qvp and the jukki dx2000 i want them both would love if you could do a video on them

[@anacolombiamunoz8243]

Thank you for the review... so much to learn!!

[@Toucansan61]

I have the brother st50hdh. I find for narrow hems he fabric wants to pull to the left instead of center. I’ve changed needle size, stitch length, different pressure feet and it still wants to pull the fabric left. What am I doing wrong?

[@KarenShirey]

New subscriber, and just want to say, You helped me make the decision that I have fretted with all day today. Just ordered the computerized version. Excited, and can't wait to get it. TFS

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yayyy, I’m so glad it was helpful!

[@AF_1892]

I'm excited for my Brother St150hdh to get here. Watched stress tests. 24 layers of canvas, 5 layers of leather with regular thread/needle. Make no mistake, I'll break it eventually. Or finish my project and find a really good mechanical one at thrift shop. Enough time to return it if it doesn't have the power. I love computers, chip building, programming and hacking. Still; lots of things mechanical is always better.

[@janabaker4058]

Love your video. Please tell me how long is the cord as I stand to sew. Thank you so much!!!!

[@janedoe9059]

Thank you for your videos! I have the computerized brother. What is your tension, needle and thread for denim? I can’t get my lower tension to work. Thank you!!!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Tension should typically be between 3 and 4 for a regular straight stitch. I use all purpose thread and 100/16 needle. If you’re trying to use denim thread, that may be the issue. Some sewing machines don’t like it.

[@janedoe9059]

@@BlueprintDIY thank you so much for your reply! I’ll try that.

[@catherineprice4766]

I'd love a review on the Brother NV50S. I just got one and am having a hard time finding any reviews on it aside from Echidna Sewing here in Australia. BTW, loved the review, was really entertaining and informative ty

[@joyreyes8011]

how do you make a button hole with The Brother mechanical sewing machine I have one and I can't make the buttonholes yes I have the same one in your video help

[@allyschick9674]

Having trouble with the straight stitch on the mechanical. The back of the stitch pulls loose when tugged on slightly. Help? Thanks!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Add a back stitch to secure it

[@allyschick9674]

Thanks so much!

[@sw6118]

Eyelet punch was simple-you just push down on it. It looks like an odd screwdriver but it must have a hidden blade.

[@anitachris28]

Thanks alot for sharing.pls can the quilting foot work on the brother ST 150 HDH machine

[@johncolvin2561]

One can still find good used Geist or Singer buttonhole attachments.

[@pneumarian]

I always assume that I only have one sewing machine, & thus it needs to be mechanical. When I'm honest with myself I realize that I have three mechanical machines, & my old Elna has my back. Maybe it is worth considering a fancy electronic machine for the extra stitches, (esp. the buttonholes!)

[@forestdamian5601]

Leave which one is stronger. Better help me, and tell me what the problem is that I can't sew very thin materials, because it always gets blocked, and the thread goes underneath, and it only causes me problems, it doesn't work. What can I do? for thick materials it is perfect. Thank you. Help me if you can

[@GuadalupeFlores-sy9pr]

Will you review the Baby lock jazz2 ?

[@chinaebere221]

Please where can i get it in fourways South Africa

[@hanameriah851]

Can it sew any kind of fabric? Leather satin stretch and thick? Thank u. I m hesitating between your computerised brother, bernina 325, janome skyline 3 or juki hzl f 300. Thankk youyj

[@hanameriah851]

I ve just read that the machanical brother doesnt sew Well the thin fabrics. Does the st150 sew the very thin?

[@darlenewener9726]

What is the amperage of the ST150HDH?

[@traceyballard9460]

What are your thoughts on the Husqvarna Jade 20? I'm trying to decide between that and the Brother st150.

[@Jin04115]

Love the video. Did you do the knit version yet?

[@pcs5819]

Love your videos

[@AStitchinLife]

Yes, I hate the fact that some machines have short pedal cords!

[@marycouey1020]

What size neddle do I use for pleated terrycloth on Brother ST371HD?

[@chizzydd560]

Do you need a serger if you buy a computerized machine?

[@sherrybuskirk6312]

Thank you for sharing with us. I've been undecided for awhile I go back and forth between the computerized st and other hds. U mentioned bernette b77. I like that one alot but'then bernette came out with a mechanical machine the academy b05 . would like your thoughts on it. Lol

[@consig1iere294]

My cousin and I both bought a Brother printer, both of our printer stopped working on the same week. It was a solid printer while it worked but I suspect brother put a timer for the printer to stop working. So no more Brother for me.

[@lauriepayseur5897]

That’s called “planned obsolescence” and it should be criminal. When we purchase a product we should not “unknowingly” be sold a predetermined lifespan of said product. It’s robbery in my mind.

[@myreeweyrauch3880]

Omg my very first sewing machine that I bought last month was from Sam's and it's a Brother CP80X computerized, 80 embroidery stitches and I am having GREAT difficulty lol I haven't sewn since the early 80's ... I joined the second group for around $5 a month and am desperately trying to find some kind of RW classes for this stupid (smart) machine lol...this is making me want to hop in my car and drive 6 hours south lmao

[@LGFITNESS1]

Ha ha ha!! I love all your priceless facial expressions! On this video, I bursted in laughter when you went like “You guys know I’m a mechanical sewing machine person…BUT these features (in the computerized machine)- 👀 I like them!” LOL 😂 When you were going through the “foot” list, I was like “Goodness gracious…I need a course just to learn how to use all those “feet”” 😂 I’m thinking you’ve become a “mechanical/computerized bridge gal” but you’re not quite sure if you like to admit it?? 😂 Another great video and comparison! Thanks so much! 🙏❤️

[@BlueprintDIY]

I think you’re right. I fight the bells and whistles because I know when it’s time to get it serviced, I’m not going to do it. I’m not good about stuff like that. Fatal flaw 🤦🏾‍♀️😅

[@LGFITNESS1]

@@BlueprintDIY Aww…we all have our personal “fatal flaws”…so you’re not alone! 😊

[@MissTiffanyGalore]

I had an issue with 10 layers on my st150hdh. After watching your other video, I have deduced that I needed a hump jumper tool because the 10 layers were at the seam of the waistband I had taken in.

[@Hajer-Sadoun]

So I was looking at the strong and tough series and found one that start with HF so what is the difference between the ST and the HF

[@BlueprintDIY]

The ST stands for Strong and Tough, but I’m not sure what HF stands for.

[@Hajer-Sadoun]

@@BlueprintDIY ok thanks 😊

[@Doug_Helt]

hope you are wearing ear protection; super loud on the mechanical machine using multiple layers of denim....

[@Adrienne-t4h]

can I find it in walmart