Home Business Industrial Embroidery Machines Happy Japan HCS2 VOYAGER and HCU comparison

[@RUSHGEEK2112]

I'm going to visit HJ in Southern California this week. Thank you for all of the useful content, great job. Steven

[@Supraf]

Hi! I work for Happy Japan in SoCal. Where all your questions answered? If you have any other questions, I can help

[@pawelkapica3010]

Thank you for this video!

[@b1ood1ess681]

I really enjoy your videos as a beginner. Thank you so much! So many good tips! I LOVE YOU!💖

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Thank you so much so glad you find them helpful

[@justmy2cents652]

Loved your video and subscribed! You're going into the nitty-gritty of embroidering and the chalenges when new to the business and technical stuff. I'm at a similar point, too but I'm not as confident to go into the social media area. So I'm informed and impressed by your video! :-) I have a 15 needle Ricoma now for 10 month and I'm now uprading to the magnetic hoops to embroider blanks. Before I only did ITH wich needed a size which isn't available as a magnetic (410x575). So now it's new tension, new backing, maybe new topping, new digitizing.... 🤯

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Hello thank you for your comment! Social media is so hard! and I find I go for weeks without posting consistently - I really feel like it's the hardest part of building a business. Magnetic hoops are the best, they have seriously changed my life and made it so much easier to embroider onto thicker materials. Typically the larger the hoop the harder it is to stabilise so I bought some thicker backing material for when I use my big magnetic hoop

[@SmolCloud]

i would love to see a video of you working with these machines like a typical embroidery day , if you dont already !😄

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

I am working on something like that! It will be up in the next month or two :)

[@Starshine1Stacey]

Thank you for this video and for all your tips and info. I am a small home embroiderer thinking of making the jump to a multi needle machine and I am bingewatching your videos now 😁 Where do your get the Happy Japan machines from in the UK?

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Hi! Thank you for your comment and for watching my videos

[@Starshine1Stacey]

@@pinkbirdembroidery8281 thank you so much, I certainly shall 🙂xx

[@BroderieMachine]

Thanks for this video :)

[@Simplestockapparel]

You're part of the reason I ended up getting a Happy! Could you show us how close you can get to the brim on hats on the Hcs2? The closest i could get is .8 inches away but i think I'm being a little too cautious

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Hi! I will try and show this in a future video although I don't have any plans to embroider on caps at the moment as I have a bit of a love hate relationship with them. I also have this issue though, it all comes down to how you hoop the hat vs. where the brim of the hat begins - on some hats like the beechfield B10 I can get close to the brim, on others not so much.

[@Simplestockapparel]

​@@pinkbirdembroidery8281Thank you for the advice! I'm about to get a second Happy:0 HCD3

[@Supraf]

Hi I work for happy Japan in north america. Thank you for choosing our machines!

[@tdodo3026]

Hello. Thanks for your video. i wonder why you started out with Happy Japan. Are you happy with the quality? I have a melco and I am at a point thinking of getting another machine but not Melco. I am looking into Tajima and Happy Japan. Would be great to hear why you picked Happy Japan and if you have any issue with tech support and if you are happy with the quality and the machines. Thanks

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

@@tdodo3026 hi! I actually started with Brother PR655 (The 6 needle) and then after a lot of research bought a Happy Japan 12 needle. For all the information I recommend checking out one of my earliest videos (happy Japan v brother) I know in this conversation we are comparing Happy to other industrial machines not Brother which is more a hobbyist machine but the video addresses why I went for Happy. I mainly picked Happy because they have a lot on engineers in the UK so there is plenty of support, also because their machines are more compact and home business friendly while still retaining all the features of larger industrial machines.

[@tdodo3026]

Ah. Thanks for writing back and explaining that. Did you ever consider tajima? Thanks

[@Supraf]

Hi! I work for happy japan in north america, if you ever have any questions let me know.

[@nikkoandkennyong]

Hi you know how to connect two Happys with ethernet cord to have them do mirrored stitch outs? Ie like a multihead machine. TIA 🙏

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

Hi! I don't know the answer to this question but I know it can be done. You need to use a software called Happy Link. Try contacting your local Happy Japan supplier they should be able to tell you more or they might tell you to go directly to Happy Japan manufacturer

[@sanchoscustomkicks3767]

Ware can I get those large spools of tread ?

[@pinkbirdembroidery8281]

I buy them from Madeira Threads :)

[@sanchoscustomkicks3767]

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