Comparison Juki DDL-8700 and DDL-8700H - Goldstartool.com - 800-868-4419

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Today David shows you the difference between the Juki DDL-8700 and the Juki DDL -8700H
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[@GoneHuntinbutlerfarmoutdoors]

There are several big differences between the 8700 and the 8700H. There are 21 different parts exclusive to the 8700H only 4 of which are noticeable on the outside. The H series can use a much bigger needle, has a different needle bar, different shuttle hock, etc.

[@w8rko470]

There are other differences. The needle bar stroke is about 5 mm longer on the "H" than the other. Also the machine is timed for thicker needles and thread

[@jebu181]

Thank you for the informative video, but according to the Juki website the DDL-8700 is for medium weight material, 5,500 sti/min, and the needles that fit are#14, 18, 134 (90Nm). For the Del-8700H it is for heavy-weight material. It does 4,000 sti/min, and the needles that fit are #19, 21, and 23, 134 (130Nm). It has more torque, which it is needed when working with heavier materials.

[@vermibagcompostinggardenin5815]

Thank you....that was my exact question I was having..

[@farhadfadayi7389]

thanks. I was needed such this video to be sure.

[@MsSds1965]

Hello, please let me know the difference in pricing and is the 8700H good for making heavy bags like with velvet, denim and bags with cotton and vinyl linings, sewing all those layers together?

[@sewfabslipcoversmonicakell8568]

Can you use upholstery and regular thread in either machine?

[@peggybray5450]

I changed my ddl H to sew lighter fabric changed the feedgod and plate I would like to use an 80 needle on my machine is it ok to do that. I do have the juki 8700 H

[@dariindonesiakeflorida668]

Hello Mr. David. this is me, I order the DDL-8700H from you on it's way now, can't wait to get it. I will post a video for it. thank you, you are the best, people are so patient to talk with me.

[@drs-Rigo-Reus]

what's the price difference between 8700 and H version?

[@stoneblue1795]

Great explanation.

[@satishkumarmavani8380]

Hello guy, Nice narration. Keep it up

[@destyleshop4671]

Hi,please I just got the DDL 8700 and my friend has the vintage singer 280-1 sewing machine,their is a presser foot that she uses (serial number S802)that I like so much, my question is what presser foot from DDL that is close to that,that I can use? Thanks

[@apostolicbible1]

I went back to the Juki site and see they screwed up...their 8700H PDF opens to a 8700L...what machine do you have with a 7mm stitch?

[@Kindlyone777]

Will it take thread t105 and needle size 21? Thank you

[@kidcompany]

The H version has a more powerful electric motor - 550Watt vs standard 450Watt.

[@whisperingleaves4157]

This seems like it would have been the obvious thing to examine! 🙄 Thanks for saying that!

[@desi8181]

Hi can make tutorial juki ddl 9000ds?

[@No_Frills_Carnivore]

Thanks!

[@DasiaRoseCollection]

I believe my fuse is blown do you know where I can get a new one ? Do you have a video on replacing it?

[@No_Frills_Carnivore]

Hey there, I’m in the uk, I have an 8700 H, and I’m wondering what type of feed dog and/or needle plate I would need to be able to sew a medium weight fabric? Because I do use heavy weight and leathers for bag making, but I’m thinking of going into dressmaking too. So is there anything I could do to adjust to a medium setting..? Thanks for any advice xxx

[@isak1316]

Hey Debbie! I have this exact same question, did you figure out a way to adjust it to finer needle sizes?

[@qualityfootwear1076]

Will sell v reasonable price 👍

[@satishkumarmavani8380]

Hello, Please upload a video regarding rotary blade sharpening tool also say which one is the best rotary blade sharpener tool base on your experience. Thanks in advance. Hope I see you soon with the video.

[@elvislives-gl4rv]

Uh, no, not the same. There is another video that show there are about 21 parts that are difference. The main is the plate, feed dog and extra heavy foot spring. The rest is the same.

[@nafi5737]

Which is best for easy sewing

[@sam-co1oo]

i bought the 8700 H. been a bear to set up. you'd think for the price their would be instructions and labels but whatever

[@qualityfootwear1076]

Foolish sales person does not know the technical part of it .. the timing is the most important which heavy machine has different n can't be set .. if set it works but not perfection.. but otherwise this man is humourous... Nice guy .. good effort.. keep doing the good work.. u will learn som day.. the technical part

[@tammysoto3019]

What kind of needle does the Juki ddl 8700 is recommended? Thanks

[@tammysoto3019]

Thank you

[@ca6177]

Can you please hold the camera still? Hard to see what’s going on with all the wiggling.

[@arnelmangapit6384]

How much Juki DDL 8700

[@davidakhamzadeh8884]

www.goldstartool.com/juki-ddl-8700-high-speed-single-needle-straight-lockstitch-industrial-sewing-machine-with-table-and-servo-motor.htm

[@whisperingleaves4157]

This doesn’t compare any of the important components.

[@bistisameer691]

Yvonne

[@dfnuniverse2198]

THE 8700H IS CLEARLY SLOWER IN STITCHES PER MINUTE. 😏 HOW DID YOU MISS THAT???

[@kenscustomtees]

Worst video ever. Totally wrong info