The Industrial Sewing Machine You Really Want and Why!

[@gergemall]

Hello my love , I recycle vintage machines and the older machines are bulletproof. I. Ever thought when I semi retired that I’ve fallen in love with sewing machines. Safer than me returning to motorcycling. ❤ Happy Blessings and peace. Wonderful

[@gergemall]

I loved your little man sewing and demonstrating to us ❤

[@BizAndProductReviews]

That sewing machine looks like a BEAST MODE sewing machine!!!!!!!!👀👀👀👀👀

[@Zenzele50]

I've seen this machine in the past and I really wanted it. So I understand your joy about having this machine. Thank you so much for sharing all that you do.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you!! 😊💕

[@plaidgirl107]

I don't plan on buying this machine but I certainly enjoyed watching you talk and share your joy. Cute little boy you have.

[@cathy7824]

I have the sailrite lsz-1 and love it. I'm getting the fabricator this spring. The company sailrite is amazing, you can actually call them and speak to them. That's unheard of these days, they stand behind their products and it shows.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yes, they respond to questions. It's so refreshing!

[@wandamcgann7728]

awe!! your son is so adorable. I think it is great you are showing your son how to sew. all children need to learn different things, that way if they ever need to use one they can just go right at it. love your videos. I quilt every once in a while and a sewing machine like that would be amazing.

[@FranktheDachshund]

Seeing you and mom putting that beast together was awesome. I just ordered one I was really surprised how limited a regular sewing machine is when it comes to sewing mid weight fabrics denim, light duck, light webbing,... cant wait.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yayyy! I'm so glad!! 😁 Congratulations! You're going to love it!

[@Cn3rd1]

I had maybe about a year ago looked into this machine and I Loved all the aspects of it, but at the time I didn't have the funds available for it. But This September, I plan to purchase it for my birthday present to myself, thank you for the review that was probably one of the two reasons I hadn't went ahead and bought it.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yayyy! I'm so glad!! 😁 That's an awesome birthday present!

[@Cn3rd1]

BlueprintDIY I think so I learned to sew when I was six dabbled on and off for a bit I’m 52 and really got into it in2013. I love your channel and the recycling of items you do I happened to be coming to your channel for the top You’re wearing in this video. And I’m so glad I found your channel. Thank you for the joy you bring

[@BlueprintDIY]

That's awesome!! You deserve it. Welcome to the BlueprintDIY family! 🤗💕

[@Cn3rd1]

@@BlueprintDIY

[@glidemanfourty5377]

@@Cn3rd1 when in September is your birthday?

[@ejscreations611]

I saw this machine when I was researching for an industrial sewing machine and instantly fell in love😍... I cannot wait to buy one. Thanks, for showing us your new sewing machine.

[@BizAndProductReviews]

I have never been into sewing machines but after seeing this there is even a part of me that wants one of these BEAST!!!

[@alp-1960]

I'm thinking of getting the LSZ-1, I just can't give up that zig zag stitch! Thanks for the video.

[@mrrustygray]

Sailrite LSZ-1. With Table and power motor. I love it. Leather or lightweight nylon rip stop. I sold my Brother 1700 with the oil pan. I really like the Sailrite.

[@terrigelbaum8066]

I just love your enthusiasm ..........you're a joy to watch.

[@nancynieves3378]

That's amazing! Reminds me of my mother's sewing machine, it was heavy duty and great for very near sighted people. Love it.

[@AnnaMerteuil]

It's confirmed I want an industrial sewing machine (may be not now but in the future, that something that'd come to my mind)

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yes, I've been wanting one for sooo long! It's definitely a dream come true.

[@stevenrobinson9610]

Your son is very lucky to start learning a very skilled trade at such a young age, before long he will be a master industrial sewer and he will never be in need of a job because he will be creating businesses and jobs Good Job Mom

[@FundingAnimals]

I dream of owning a Sailrite, too. Love you and your mom putting it together! 🥰

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks! She came over with a suitcase full of projects to sew on it. 🤭

[@karenschofield7807]

Angelina!! You made it into my news feed out on the google news page of my phone!! Congrats!!

[@BlueprintDIY]

That's awesome! Thanks so much!! 😁

[@jacobtemmy9160]

How much is it

[@jeanwestackroyd2966]

Oh Angelina ! If only I was young enough to have a machine like this one- and had the room for it- I would jump at the chance to own one. I have to agree on how good it looks, and it does some amazing sewing. Please enjoy every stitch you make ! Thanks for sharing.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks so much!! 😁 Yes, I sure will! 🤗

[@Cn3rd1]

Ms. Jean why do you not think your young enough, age is all in the mind. If you have the means I say go for it! if you really want it. That is what i am going to do. don't let looks fool you ; )

[@jeanwestackroyd2966]

@@Cn3rd1 Thankyou for taking the time to send me your lovely comment.

[@FudgedDiceRoll]

I absolutely love my Sailrite LS-1 as a leatherworker. It breezes through leather and waxed canvas even in the portable mode without the servo motor table. Glad to find someone else using such an amazing machine and looking forward to watching more of your videos :D

[@CB-hi7mf]

I just got a few weeks ago a brand new Juki 8700-H Straight Stitch sewing machine. A walking foot will come later. I use all the money I had saved for sewing over the last four months to buy it.

[@BlackberryLemonade]

I'm sold! I've been looking to invest in an industrial strength machine. Also, it is awesome that your son knows how to sew. Excellent job, mom! 💕

[@moremytrees8339]

I’ve subscribed to salrite site wheneverI started sewing bags. I saw those machines and I was obsessed! I appreciate your video. Thanks!

[@gregthompson8062]

This is a great review and i'm sure of it form looking at the specs it's a great machine but let me say this. If you take the clone version of the Juki 1541s the specs outdo everything in this category. Bobbins are same (M type) Same Needle System (135x16) It is a walking foot as well which makes a world a difference when sewing through heavy stuff as you mention in the video. But the spec of 14mm presser foot lift on the sailrite compared to the Juki 1541s or clone version which gives 16mm lift, it will be easier to get your foot under those thick materials. I own a 1541s and I made a leather bag with 210 thread on top and bottom bobbin no problem. I also added a speed reducer system so you get even more torque and control when needing that extra power and control on those areas where you need to slow it down. The 1541s also has a bobbin winder integrated into the machine. But the bid defining factor is many upholstery shops and factories all over the world use 1541s clones. Why? Because parts are very easy and affordable to come by Sailrite. Not so much. If you are going to spend the money go with the 1541s or clone version. I'm sure this machine will serve you well non the less. Bottom line any sewing machine is better than no sewing machine so thats really all that matters. Cheers

[@juancedeno6650]

Greg Thompson Hi, which brand would be the Juki clones? What about Consew? Thank you

[@gregthompson8062]

@@juancedeno6650 I would say the 1541s or any other clone of the 1541 as it's a walking food machine. The Juki clone of 1508 is also a very solid machine and build to handle heavier than the 1541s But in my opinion those are the ones to look out for. Any upholstery grade walking foot machine will be the key to your projects that you will not grow out of no matter how far you take your sewing. Unless you do heavy leather work. But that's anohter topic.

[@breannamaynard6358]

I order a brother sewing machine because I'm in the process of starting my business... and in due time this is will be one of my future investments 🥳🥳

[@Ayaforshort]

I'll give myself 5 years. If I'm still enjoying actively making clothes in 5 years. I will upgrade. I'm a hobby collector so even though home sewing projects can be frustrating when the machine isn't powerful enough to create what I imagine, I can't justify investing that much into this hobby... YET! I've saved this video for the future, thanks!

[@DelayaBriscoe]

I look forward to the day I can get an industrial machine and have the space for it. They are so great and quality of Sewing definitely improves. The black on this model is sleek too. I want it!!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yes, the black is everything! I hope you're able to get one!

[@philswifeforever1156]

Glad you are back, Angelina! Yes, this ‘Workhorse’ is uh-mazing!! Thanks again for sharing! 😊

[@BlueprintDIY]

Glad to be back! 😊

[@laurisnicholson1602]

Wow! Thanks for the great review! I love the sailrite company, but didn't know I wanted a sailrite machine until now! Thanks! 🥰 (glad I found you! )

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yayyy! I'm so glad!! 😁

[@antoniopuljic9523]

Hi I found your channel the best for my wife,cos she do the same things as you do, and sewing is her professional career. I told her about you and she told me that she is already subscribed to your channel 😀 My wife has the same industrial sewing machine and 2 more,cos her mother had a sewing studio for 14 years which she closed. I also learned to sew 😁 Yes, it is really good for heavy duty materials like you said. Greetings from Croatia - Dubrovnik / Cavtat 👋🏼 👍🏼 Stay safe and creative !

[@BlueprintDIY]

That's so awesome! Wow, her sewing space sounds amazing!

[@penelope-oe2vr]

I'm on the cusp of being able to get an industrial. I like to make handbags, and also upcycle clothing - but I like to make super sturdy stuff, because I'm rough on things. What a beauty! Enjoy it 💖🌺🌺🌺🌺💓

[@BlueprintDIY]

Cool! Thanks so much!! 😁

[@viviandibrell849]

It’s one gorgeous machine for sure! I have five industrial machines that I use in my home business of doing custom window treatments cushions pillows etc. I bought them all used from a factory that refurbishes machines. I am retiring and looking to replace several of those machines with one machine for home sewing my own stuff. This looks like it might be a good one except it doesn’t zigzag. It’s ridiculous how expensive some of the home sewing machines are and they seem like junk after sewing on a good industrial machine! Sailrite has great videos on how to fabricate relaxed Roman shades along with charts on the web so you can plug in your own numbers to get your cuts. Great company. And by the way, if anyone wants to make a business doing custom window treatments, there is lots of business out there!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Great info! Thanks!!

[@teresaestevezalvarez664]

Poo u

[@JermaineHarper1]

New 2021 goal is to have sold enough pieces to invest in this beauty! Also your energy reminds me of Tabitha Brown

[@deananightingale8197]

Sounds like a dream💕

[@treeroofgrass]

Yes! That is the machine I want!!! amazing that it goes through 16 layers of denim at slow speed without struggling. Great review!!! 🤗😎

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you!! 😊

[@zannahmartell9813]

Oh hello my pretties, yes this is to you AND the sewing machine 😊

[@brokahontis62]

Hi! Love your videos and channel! Just a quick note on oiling this machine. It does need to be oiled regularly in several places that the oil well and wick won't oil.

[@BlueprintDIY]

That's really good to know!

[@locutia7]

Your son is so cute!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you!! 😊

[@HandmadeByLinanne]

Yes he is!!!

[@rmcdaniel423]

To anyone who has never sewn on an industrial machine, she is not kidding with her enthusiasm and flood of "amazing" remarks. It's a WORLD of difference from a lightweight plastic domestic machine, and you will likely be hooked for good. Especially if you get one like this with a compound feed walking foot. Can it do a bazillion stupid decorative stitches that nobody actually cares about? Nope. Can it stitch dead straight with precision and power through pretty much anything you care to stuff under the presser foot? You betcha.

[@jvin248]

Run a sew off with this machine and the 1940s-50s Singer model 15s. The sailright has a walking foot feature which is great but those old machines, often under $200 in working condition with a table, were used in dressmaker and repair shops to sew thick and challenging fabrics as well as the super light weight fabrics. In the 60s Singers started adding nylon gears (which can dry out and fail) and then from the 80s+ went mostly plastic all over.

[@Tigtuohy]

Sailmakers don’t fool around. Those machines r THE machine found on yachts all over the world.

[@Ramjit275]

I got a jack north America machines, industrial sewing is amazing. Sailright was just out of my price range but it was a top choice

[@chinonsovictor6531]

You're so practical and I like that. Thank you for your ingenuity. 🥰 I'm an absolute beginner and currently doing my research in order to help me pick a good sewing machine, especially as I need to get some other tools as well.

[@baronvonchickenpants6564]

It's beautiful I could watch that walking action all day long

[@peggyflowers6755]

I am waiting for my Sailrite Ultrafeed LSZ‑1 Sew & Go Bundle so I can make purses and bags. I can't wait to use it!

[@Mahim46]

This looks like an upgraded version of singer vintage model which still is a beast even at this time I am currently using it ..I would love to try this industrial version in the future as well 😊. Loved your video

[@loraineotte798]

that is one fanstastical machine! Thank you SO much for posting this video! I want one!!!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks!!

[@kristieprice8842]

Great review! 😊

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you!! 😊

[@Dur21]

Great choice

[@ambercloud2776]

OH MY GOODNESS! this machine is sooooo purty. I see handbags, but like to sew simple clothing too. Ughh! This sounds like the machine for me! Thank you so much for sharing your review and set up for this machine. And you got lil man on it! That alone is SO EXCITING. I wana get my kids into sewing too. Ughhhh! I love it!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you!! 😊 Yes, I just started teaching my kids while we've been stuck at home and they really like it.

[@ambercloud2776]

I JUST placed my order for the Fabricator. I am so thrilled, you are the first person I had to tell besides my mom!

[@panacheluxury4262]

Angelina, this is really nice. I have a Singer Industrial sewing machine and the set-up from threading the machine and bobbin to the foot peddle (and leg) control is the same. You are really going to love it. Congratulations, girl!

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks so much!! Yes, it's really exciting!

[@CapnMic]

Great presentation .. love your enthusiasm and energy ... this machine was not on my radar, but now it is .. thank you

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yayyy! I'm so glad! Thanks!

[@TiaBowser]

I love my industrial machine. Also, if you want mobility, I highly recommend Juki TL-18QVP. Same power with mobility.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Oh cool! Yes, Sailrite has a mobile version as well. I wonder if they are comparable.

[@TiaBowser]

@@BlueprintDIY Really! I need to check that out. The thing is with Juki TL-18QVP, it can free motion stitch. So if you're into quilting or free motion embroidering, this can do.

[@NaeNaeW]

Awesome review!!! Thanks 😘😘

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thanks! 😁

[@rmcdaniel423]

There certainly are many other industrial walking foot brands and models that are as good, and often better. The big difference is that Sailrite as a company is dedicated to focusing on providing heavy duty and industrial capability to the DIY hobbyists and small cottage industry consumers. You will get very capable machines and more importantly, very dedicated ongoing customer support and service if needed. Lots of other industrial machines are sold through Amazon or whatever supplier and then you are pretty much on your own.

[@wilkbor]

Thanks for the video. I admire the machine as well.

[@MontanaMomma1]

Wow,! Stunning machine! Thanks for the review!!!

[@BlueprintDIY]

You're welcome! 👍🏽

[@samreynolds3789]

Like your 👦🏽! Too cute & WANTS TO LEARN! Phenomenal!

[@AT-ov2wi]

Now that’s a machine!

[@Sabreeus]

New Subscriber to your channel. I am glade I found you, I was looking to buy industrial sewing in near future. This seems like the one I am going to get. Thank you for sharing this great channel. Peace and ❤️

[@BlueprintDIY]

Welcome to the BlueprintDIY family! 🤗💕 I love my Sailrite! It can sew through anything.

[@karenhuang8161]

Thank you for making this video! Right now I have the lightweight sewing machine which I thinking upgrade in a few months to Singer HEAVY DUTY. But now after watching your video, I am thinking, why spend $150+ on a Singer Heavy Duty when I should be getting Industrial Sewing Machine instead. I too almost injury myself with the layers of jeans before. Not fun at all! It limited me from trying other fabrics. So again Thank you! Thank you for showing the oil part!

[@traceyjones6220]

I have the singer heavy duty and it’s been in the shop for over a month. It’s less than a year old. Don’t waste your money on singer

[@sswcustomsewing4276]

​@@traceyjones6220 Agreed 👍 The new ones are junk.

[@user-ot6em3yt4k]

I am so humble and grateful for your video . Thank you 🙏 GOD BLESS EVERYONE. Also can you sew the most delicate fabrics like silk to the most sturdy fabrics . Basically is it an all in one sewing machine for all fabrics

[@BlueprintDIY]

You can sew all fabrics, but you have to do some adjustments in the tension. It's not as easy as a home sewing machine.

[@jeannewman7886]

You are amazing! Now I want this too.

[@faithwerksdesigns6197]

So I REALLY didn’t appreciate having to put my machine together lol it was such a pain in the butt lol but now that I’ve got her all set up I agree, putting it together gave me a better understanding of her. That being said, do you have any videos on what thread to use with her? Or even a seeing video with some tips for using her? Thanks!

[@sleepydoc97]

A great review. Thank you.

[@sewcreativedesigns51]

Lucky girl! Great review!

[@oh8wingman]

The only difference between this machine and half a dozen other compound walking foot machines is this one is possibly the only one that is painted black. Isn't that just AMAZING.......LOL

[@Fatima-qx6uw]

Woooow. What a great sewing machine......

[@nora22000]

I enjoyed this video so much! If you get a commission for this sewing machine, I will put it on my budget to purchase THIS YEAR!

[@lmpstudios5422]

I use the Juki DDL-5550 Lockstitch Industrial Sewing Machine Table, Servo Motor, lamp amzn.to/3fR9sRG haven't had any issues yet and I been using it a year

[@carlieriggs7359]

Have had one for 6 months and it does make beautiful stitches. However, it is incredibly finicky. I spend more time making adjustments, timing was necessary after less than 2 hours of use, than I do sewing with it. Go with an ultrafeed and save money or go big with a ConSew or Juki.

[@malindakolb5994]

Thank you! Your info is amazing.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Thank you!! 😊

[@greenrmytears]

I have been wanting this machine in my salon.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Yes, I'm so glad to have it!

[@jaquentawilliams2301]

Wow, that would do everything I need + some. I'd be a sewin' fool. Lol

[@BlueprintDIY]

😆

[@sapphirecamui6447]

But be aware it only does straight stitch, no zig-zag, no button hole. it's industrial because it's designed to operate at an industrial level, and to make VERY good stitches.

[@Camy.Island]

It would be really great if you have any updates after a few months of use on your new sewing machine!!!

[@smiller8898]

Been looking at them for several years..really want one now. Please give us a review after 6 months and another one after a year of usage..

[@BlueprintDIY]

Great idea!

[@sapphirecamui6447]

One important question though: does it use the same type of needles (with a flat side) and spools as a domestic one?

[@BlueprintDIY]

No, it uses 135 x 17 needles. They are don't have a flat side.

[@semco72057]

You are definitely serious about sewing to buy a machine that costly, but it must be worth it though. I just purchased a Singer 2277 home machine to do crafts with and maybe finish repairing clothing damaged. I am not good at sewing and this is my first time to use and own a machine even though I have my grandmother's old pedal sewing machine which is no longer used.

[@BlueprintDIY]

Congratulations on your new sewing machine! It's amazing to still have such an iconic vintage machine as well.

[@lori1740]

I been checking them out for a long time and this sound right down my alley for thickness and cost. I want it to handle different types of leather. 16 layers of jeans is alot. I have a sewing machune that was to sew through a wooden ruler back in the day, but never seen it demonstrated and don't think it could. Lol

[@yx6889]

Bummer, I already bought a different non industrial one! Wish I had known about this sewing machine a year ago! LOL, sounds like a great machine, but if I bring home one more sewing machine, my hubby will probably disown me!

[@BlueprintDIY]

That's how my mom is. 😆 She has so many sewing machines.

[@mariasilva-to4zi]

This machine remember me of the vintage singer 201k.All in metal. But this machine has only one stich?

[@sswcustomsewing4276]

Straight stitch

[@nicolocolaleo6095]

Olá, sou um novo assinante do seu canal :) linda sua nova máquina de costura industrial :) faça um vídeo onde, com o pé descalço, pressione o pedal da máquina de costura industrial :)

[@fanyiwilliams3645]

Wow I just fell in love with your videos and I so much love this industrial sewing machine, I’m a fashion designer and illusionist and seeing this machine I’d love to have one, please how can I get one please I wouldn’t mind placing an order

[@BlueprintDIY]

This is the Sailrite Fabricator. You can find it on Sailrite.com.

[@fanyiwilliams3645]

@@BlueprintDIY thank you so much Hod bless you

[@daciasdiy1861]

Omg! I wanted that sewing machine that u can make wig with the rounded dome , now i wnat this too! I’m gonna be broke !

[@tanjarichter4603]

Can you also sew delicate fabrics on this machine? Like Chiffon and Silks?

[@BlueprintDIY]

You have to adjust the tension, but yes.

[@angelroost]

Where is the Fabricator made?

[@BlueprintDIY]

It's made in Indiana.

[@tkarlmann]

Great review -- I wish I could have seen the machine perform more though. Also to mention what sizes of thread it will take.

[@kaycox5555]

THANKS!

[@therealprettypurple50750]

I do not know how to use a sawing machine But I just said it that I would get a industrial saw machine So I don't have To have a bunch of different saw machines

[@kelleyshropshire4170]

Hi can I ask what the pretension wheel is for?

[@stevenrobinson9610]

It is a good machine for the price it's powerful, but not the most powerful. I prefer a cylinder base machine which allow more control of the material...at a cost of 2.5 times around 4K.

[@chelycortes]

I want it!!!

[@UpcomingJedi]

It has a Server motor?

[@ellagraves9754]

Do you have use ones

[@virginiaedmonds-vw8nz]

Lady from Georgia I’m ordering my machine today but l live in Georgia so I would need a 110 plug anymore tips on buying it

[@BlueprintDIY]

On the website they sell both

[@lindagillespie6556]

Does it have self tension adjustment

[@BlueprintDIY]

No, everything is manual.

[@kgg0015]

I am considering a Sailrite machine. Why did you choose the Sailrite fabricator over the LSZ1-Ultrafeed?

[@BlueprintDIY]

Honestly, I chose the fabricator over the portable versions because I wanted something permanent and i like the look better. However, I bought my mom the Ultrafeed and it had a zigzag stitch. I don't regret my choice, but having a zigzag stitch is a big deal.

[@virginiaedmonds-vw8nz]

How do I shorten my stitches

[@BlueprintDIY]

The knob on the right

[@BuCuInspo]

What about the stitches? It only straight stitch?

[@sswcustomsewing4276]

Yes

[@NSynCreatively]

How much is the machine?

[@juanitaacevedo4011]

Did you have any problems with the table not being stable after you assembled it and also the little door to the bobbin holder did you have any problem with mot having enough space to open it?