5 MIND BLOWING FACTS ON THE JUKI- MO-3000QVP AKANE!

[@carilynjurgeson6178]

Great video...I called Juki Junkies office and got advice on which serger to get for my type of use...which is very lightweight all the way up to heavy weight. I ended up getting the MO 2800 so I could have the option of adjusting the tension if necessary. I also prefer to have less computerization. So far I am happy with my decision. I still get the knee lift, I have a magnet tray on both sides of the top and a built in rolled hem lever and (TWA) Tweak Width Adjustment. The 2800 has a manual cutting blade on the side, but not automatic cutter. It does not have the fancy foot pedal or speed control. The 2800 has almost everything I would need... The only extras I would have liked to have some additional accessory feet...It came with the standard foot and a curve foot. I will be getting the tractor foot and one of the kits with popular feet. I am replacing a popular Brother Serger. Brother was a good starter machine, but I need something a little more heavy duty.

[@yungbessen]

Excellent video. I will buy one when my wife goes out of town.

[@JukiJunkies]

Haha!!!

[@darlenetice6056]

Another good one David. I sure have been dreaming of this one......but just got the MO1000....in December ....and YES I agree those magetic trays should be on all of them, what an awesome feature!

[@avakaterina]

Im wondering if it can do a blind hem

[@sonjaneuberger9726]

This machine looks amazing. I can only find a few reviews on this machine. Can't figure out what others are experiencing on the machine since reviews are sparse.

[@ShamitraDillon]

Hi I just purchased this serger. Im having the hardest time getting a chain. I haven't made any adjustments and the threads are very tight. Keeps Popping when I try to stitch. any help would be greatly appreciated

[@carolynthomas4527]

I’m gonna need a very light travel machine sometime soon, I know y’all have a very light weight one, if you see this message, will you send me some info on a couple of light weight ones Thanks

[@charlottenaves1513]

Where is the presser foot lifter located? Is it on the front of the machine or behind the presser foot?

[@JukiJunkies]

Behind

[@MohiniMadhavi]

I have a question, if I buy Juki sewing machine in US, do you think that will work in India as well? India has higher power outlets. So I am worried it may get burned out.

[@JukiJunkies]

You will have to use a converter to convert the power to 120v

[@MohiniMadhavi]

@@JukiJunkies i see. Ok thank you

[@dalairem]

Pronunciation: ah-KAH-nay From Wikipedia: Akane (あかね, アカネ) is the Japanese word for 'deep red' (茜, Akane, Rubia cordifolia) and is associated with red[3] (from the red dye made from its roots) and brilliant red.[4] Akane (written in a variety of forms) is both a female Japanese given name, ranked #9 of names to give girls in Japan,[5] as well as a surname. In fiction, the name Akane has been used for various characters in anime, manga, games, books, and comics. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akane Great installment, BTW! I've long been tempted to add a serger to my collection, and this is nudging me a little closer to going for it. ☺

[@JukiJunkies]

Love it thank you!!