JUKI MO-1000 Serger- Sewing Machine Review

[@sporter323]

She is a clear instructor and has the right amount of "perk." I have confidence now! Thank you!

[@dianejohanson98]

I’ve wanted this serger for a very long time. I finally caught it on sale and ordered it and it arrived today. I have a great Brother serger I’ve had for years, but I hated changing thread colors because of threading the loopers. Not with this bad boy! I’m going to be using it a lot! And quiet! So much quieter than my old one. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@kcuno-stoeffler2078]

i bought this machine in Dec 2016 just for the auto threading. I love my Juki MO-1000. Now I can sew many more things without the headache of trying to thread the machine. What a wonderful breeze it is now. Thanks for you video, I love the visual learning.

[@kayphuff]

My MO1000 should arrive today. I ordered for the threading ease and it is supposed to be quiet. Viewing your video while I wait. You are an excellent teacher and wanted to thank you.

[@diannaa6189]

VERY informative video. I've owned 2 previous sergers and it was me that always trembled at the thought of rethreading my machine. I sold both and now serger shopping. I love the ease of this machine. girl you don't have to explain buying something new just because. Life is to short. thanks again

[@raineyc6794]

omg thank you, i bought this machine before Christmas and I've never even looked at how to used one of these machines. so its been like 3 months in the box... I'm feeling bad cuz I don't even know how to thread the machine, let alone use it. I've been spending the day reading the manual and being frustrated and then thought, oh I can go on line, then I saw that you have a video!!! my friend, that makes everything easy even for me! omg Its threaded! now if it works, I will be so happy! lol

[@niksand1713]

Revisiting this video 8 years later. Recently started playing with this style of serger. Thanks Vanessa 😊

[@djcarmichael3844]

Well young lady! There is only one thing to be said about your tutorial . You have an amazing talent for training . I do not usually send out frilly praises but are very good and I thank you. I bought my Juki mo-1000 a year ago and put off using it because of the usual threading issues with other machines but you made it so easy so I thank you and look forward to some of your other tutprials

[@beachboyde]

dj Carmichael, my MO 1000 just arrived today.... I can't wait... was in the middle of a project using my Viking serger, and now that's done... I'm getting ready to go in head first with the Juki... enjoy yours, I know I'm going to.... I make a lot of Vanessas bags and some other things... She is a natural at teaching and me understanding.... enjoy, Jon

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[@cathyferrin676]

Just bought one of these Juki 1000 sergers. Thanks for your video (you helped me select this). Now I hope you will demonstrate some new sewing projects/ideas using the serger. I love all your ideas. You do a great job sharing & teaching.

[@raineyc6794]

i just purchased one of these and was looking for someone on you tube to show me some helpful hints, and was i ever glad to see that YOU have one and ALREADY DID one for ME. and it looks so easy as I've never ever serged in my life. I've been doing zigzag copy cat all my life, trying to make my seams look as neat as possible as to not fray. Thank you so very much! i think everything i could possibly ever want to do with my serger you just did on this video ! I'm so glad i purchased this juki, as usual thank you to my bestest teacher for me. i was worried that perhaps because i am old, haha, probably much older then your grammie, and not a computer wiz, i do have apple stuff, and did work with computers so I'm not like duh, but I'm not like you youngins. you guys were playing with them in your cribs. Thanks again Crafty genius! you make everything so fun for me. Lorraine,

[@Geauxldngurl]

I have this same serger and I love it so much. It is a little pricey but well worth it in my opinion. All the time saved is worth money to me.

[@JacK-qn4zh]

Just recieved my new machine today!!!! Not knowing anything about it...took me a little to figure out but...after a half hour...I am In LOVE with this machine!!!!!!! Thanks girly!!!!!

[@Sally-yw6ic]

I just got this serger! I enjoy your videos because you are clear and concise with your explanations and demos. Thanks!

[@TheCraftyGemini]

Glad to help! Happy serging!

[@lindahumphrey9113]

I've been an avid Juki lover for YEARS...owned many commercial ones with the motor and K-leg doing awnings, marine canvas and awnings/upholstery. You sold me on the quilting 600 model and now the 1000 serger....my question is: "does it do dishes and laundry too?"................................No? Oh darn.................LOL!

[@deepti3]

You have a very pleasant personality. V clear voice. And you are a great teacher.

[@phyllisb9993]

Great review as always. Please show more tutorials on the serger. I will be getting one soon. You are wonderful Vanessa. Thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sylvievicenza179]

You are a natural, I usually stop listening because of the style or the voice of the person that is making the presentation. Bravo to you

[@janagatton6084]

It’s cray cray that you didn’t have to adjust tension with different weights of fabric. I love it . Yana

[@anneostsee2764]

Just ordered mine, can't wait to have it home and to try it out. Thank you for your -as usual- really good explanation, greetings from the Netherlands

[@jansalhoff8953]

Amazing video. I didn't even know Juki made an air thread serger. The price appears to be in line with my budget, too. Thanks so much for your information.

[@nowisconvenient]

Oh I am in love..with this serger..Great demonstration CG ..I have to look up price for it and look into pricing for sewing machine..I do own Bernina on both and am thinking of selling them and upgrading..Thank you for video

[@tias.9044]

I am liking that juki serger! I haven't purchased one due to the confusion of threading. I'm disabled so any less confusion is the best!

[@anitamchale9699]

Ordered mine yesterday. I can’t wait to get it.

[@lyndescheffer7230]

To get your waste tray to attach better, open your serger door, attach waste tray, then close door with waste tray attached. Easy peasy. I struggled for 3 years to get it to fit, then took a Juki class and found this out!

[@marinaki47]

great review! thank you so much! I've purchased this serger and sewing machine DX5 cause of you! Appreciate you share your knowledge! greetings from sunny Greece!

[@Carol-Bell]

I own a Juki MO644-D. It cost only about $300-ish. You do have to thread the loopers yourself, but the diagram and color coding is clear, and there are several videos that explain it. It's a very good machine, just not quite as fancy as the 1000. The Juki manual is very well-written, and the Juki company has very good tutorial videos about how to do various stitches, such as rolled hems, and use of the many feet available for it. I think Juki used to make only industrial machines (they are a pretty old company in Japan, started not too long after WW2), but then they started making machines for the home. If you want a nicer machine but can't spend much, this is a good one to get.

[@anjaayla80]

Do you think that it would be a good machine as your first serger?

[@Carol-Bell]

+anointedhands I wrote that comment 7 months ago, and have since bought a Babylock with automatic threading of the loopers. If you can afford one, you don't need top of the line, they are all good. I suggest you find a video of how the Juki threads, and a video of how the Brother 1234D (the numbers might be wrong but you'll find it) threads, and then decide. Craftsy has a class by Amy Alan on basic serging, and she shows the Brother, too, as well as how to do several things on a serger. You'll be surprised at what you can do on a serger!!! Way more than just seams!!!

[@anjaayla80]

Gerrie Louden thank you for your swift response. I saw the brother, but the juki seemed better in quality. I'm taking a serger class in a few weeks. I was just nervous.

[@Carol-Bell]

I don't blame you! At first when I got the machine home and looked inside it where you thread the loopers, I thought, "oh dear, what have I done?" But then I found several video tutorials, including from the Juki website, and things started to make sense, and I learned to thread it. You can do this:)

[@pennycam]

Great demo Vanessa, I bought this serger too a week ago and love how easy it is to use and sews great. more videos please.

[@phyllisb9993]

Wow...thank you Vanessa. Threaded it perfect the first time with your help. I love this serger ♥️. Took yourSuggestion and bought to sweet girl a few weeks ago. Finally had game to take it out and play a bit. My sewing machine is in for a spa day/week ha ha -so I have some time to practice with my new best friend (Juki mo1000) Just love it. Please do more tutorial with this baby soon. Thank youVanessa and aTimm at Sew mini Things you were both wonderful help.

[@thenewalex]

Hi! Thank you for your video! I own an MO735 and would never exchange it for this one, even though it has the automatic threader and it's a juki, and I'm sure the mechanic is very good. Though, the fabric cutter is attached at the bottom, any previous serger that I owned with this feature didn't work well on heavier material, and the blade wears out easily. Personally I would forget about the automatic threader, which saves you just a couple of minutes (Juki sergers are very easy to thread), and go for those other models which have the industrial cutting method (the cutter is attached to a lever at the side).

[@saraaronzon4562]

My juki is difficult to thread.

[@lindasherman8036]

You are a terrific teacher! Thank you.

[@AidaRuano]

Bought this used a few years ago and never really used it until recently when I tried sewing Terry towel material and flannel together to make burp cloths and baby bibs. I had a lot of puckering and difficulty making the round turns. The sewing foot just clamped down hard on the material and couldn’t smoothly turn unless I sped up.😢 My tensions were all set at 4. Stitches we’re loose.

[@iaragarcia6993]

Thank you for this video. Thanks to you I was able to figure it out what I was doing wrong and now I am using my serger.

[@TheCraftyGemini]

Glad to help! :)

[@allergiesrusdb]

Great video review, thanks! I swore I wasn't going to watch it because I knew what would happen. Let's just say my old serger is now for sale! 😜. Great video, and videographer! 😊

[@marywhite4857]

Lovely clear explanation, thank you so much. Do you have a video showing how to put away the thread stand down or away for travelling or storage? The plastic cover won't go over as is, and the telescopic loop thingy is very vulnerable to damage as it sticks up.

[@monaraejenkins3866]

Great review! Left me without any questions! Thanks!

[@cocom6170]

Oohh wow very nice! How exciting! I can't wait for your new tutorials.

[@ljwilliams755]

great, informative presentation. You're my new go-to for cool stuff!

[@ruzziasht349]

Great video! great presentation - if you use "overlocker" in your discription I am sure you'd get many more views, overlocker is the word the rest of the world use for surgers.

[@GenXDesigns]

I like this serger! Thanks for reviewing it like this.

[@applelover53]

Hi, thank you I love my MO1000 it is a dream to thread, I used to hate threading my old husqvana, it was so temperamental. As you say the Juki is a lovely stitch quality look forward to seeing some serger tutorials always looking for more ideas. Thank you.

[@billsalvey]

applelover53 :) wait until you buy a babylock.

[@harplover1]

Bill Salvey Why, is it that good? Isn't it a brother sewing machine? I like my Pfaff very well, for what I do, which is small quilts and baby blankets

[@billsalvey]

harplover1 it is a epic machine...no jams, no fiddling around with tensions..all u have to do is sew..the machine adjusts the tensions and every thing...honestly, it is one of the BEST investments i have ever done as far as a sewing machine/serger goes. on a side note no, it's not a brother nor are they owned by brother..they are actually owned by (i believe) the tacony company.babylock sergers are made in japan by the juki industrial sewing machine company

[@Carol-Bell]

Bill Salvey I heard that Juki and Bernina are related... The Babylock and Brother are under Tacony, still owned by the same family that started the company, I think, headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. Husqvarna, Pfaff, and Singer are all under the same company umbrella. All of the above machines are made outside the U.S., mostly in China and Japan.

[@billsalvey]

yeah, the babylocks sergers are japan both of mying say made in japan...i think the pfaff are german though...i think the husky is tawain...

[@pattichannel6399]

Looking at purchasing a new serger. Thank-you soo much for your video! They really help.

[@tonit3946]

Just purchased this machine because of you. You gave a great demonstration thank you for making me spend over 2000.00. Mwah 😘 No I needed one .

[@shelleyaw123]

Can you disengage the blades to join two pieces of fabrics in a mock flatfeld type seam

[@JessicaFlores-kp1fd]

I know this is an older video but any chance you've made one showing how to change the blades? I haven't had much luck finding a video with those instructions.

[@LouRao]

Excellent video. I noticed no replies to some of the comments referring if you still have the serger and using it? If yes, how is the serger doing since this review? Thank you

[@babyblue7798]

This is 5 years ago. Do you still have it and still like it? Is there a newer model now? Thanks

[@cwhrlng]

What if you want to do a single layer of sunbrella? Will it need adjustments?

[@fmjfrazier]

I have a question Vanessa, hopefully you can help. If your air thread serger is already threaded how do you change the threads.

[@elizabethfrancois2344]

Hi is there a difference between a serger and a cover stitch or can I buy a cover stitch and use it to serge also

[@billsalvey]

actually the thread air was originally made by babylock, they called it extraordinAIR threading...juki only has it now because bablocky sergers are made in japan by the juki industrial sewing macine company.

[@debrad5783]

Hello, and thank you for all your tutorials. If you had a choice between a Brother 5234PRW or a Juki MO-654DE which would you choose and for what particular reason? Thanks :)

[@JudiJudeJude]

Hi!! Do you still have this server? How is it doing? ☺️ Thank you 🥰

[@frenchstamper]

would love to see some sewing demos with your new juki serger. How about a tshirt made with it ? that would be fantastic. Hugs from a french crafty gemini.

[@encarnacionada2]

I'm a beginner purchased a juki Mo-50e Serger now question: Are the set of different kind of foot are the same to fit all sergers

[@InLawsAttic]

Incredibly helpful and well explained, thank you so much!

[@mandrakeholmquist9902]

Thanks for the great review! I am looking at this machine to buy and I think you just sold me.

[@cierrafarmer3246]

Can you do a video with more layers of fabric. Like 4 layer

[@FortheLoveofOrganizing]

So helpful! Thanks for passing along.

[@Chi9ja]

does it do flat seams, can it sew & serge like some other sergers do? thanks for the video

[@deborahschultz5142]

Juki MO 1000 video was very helpful. I just purchased and still have questions. I would like to surge rounded edged quilted placements and would like to know if the rolled hem is the most decorative and appropriate. Do you switch off the upper looper converter to do a rolled stitch? Thanks

[@oldchannel-x5y]

This beautiful machine looks abso amazing!

[@grigor_karagozian6931]

could you do a video on juki mo-2000 please

[@lauria5040]

What a clear demo and instruction

[@Tabascopeppers]

Hey gal, can you show us your current craft room? We would love to see an updated tour.

[@damiandptio7836]

Can this machine sew trough thicker fabrics, like layers of denim?

[@amyanderson380]

Are you still loving this machine? Any issues with the air threading feature? Debating on either this one or the Juki MO-104D - which doesn't have the air threading, but is 1/2 the price.

[@dical2717]

Can you please do a video on sewing seam allowances on this serger. On your recommendation I just purchased this machine. Thanks

[@4susierae]

I really like your videos. Do you have a video for a air threading coverstitch machine?

[@bonnieparr3502]

I've had a Babylock serger with air threading for years. I knew that the air threading patten was expiring and other manufacturers were going to start coming out with aur threading. My question is how does the Juki compare to Babylock in features such as differential feed and tension settings? With a Babylock tension settings are internal, no need to set. i had a Juki serger in the early 1980s and the tension settings drove me nuts. I know Juki is the industrial choice for sergers, wondering if yours is a viable chouce over my Babylock Evolve that is 6 years old.

[@Revitalsan]

Hi, do you still have it in stock and how much?

[@bbrosser694]

Thank you for sharing the details!

[@sandydarty7465]

do you have any problems with the tensions?

[@jani65675]

CG don't you think this machine does a more sturdy stitching? More even etc?

[@gailmartinez830]

Great video , looking for a serger that’s easy to thread love this thank you for very good camera angles and easy to follow instructions... how do you do a rolled hem?

[@sosalikkutour4442]

Wow I love this video, thanks for sharing.

[@josephine5809]

Oh wow, you sound just like Stacey Dash. Great tutorial, thanks!

[@darygal64]

I purchased a singer basic serger last year, I really need to learn how to use it... Without the bells n whistles do they all have the same basics?

[@gjwhite76]

darygal64 YES THEY DO

[@marylong8113]

Love all your videos. Could you please recommend a single needle regular sewing machine? I’ve had mine for almost 30yrs, it’s been a good one (kenmore), but it’s been giving me so much trouble. I’ve had it serviced, but still so many issues. It’s very frustrating to spend more time on sewing machine issues than a sewing project. I’ve been looking, but there are so many, it’s overwhelming, I highly trust your opinion. Thank you so much. ❤️

[@renukapatabandi3834]

Great demonstration

[@iaragarcia6993]

Just got this serger. Can’t get it started.

[@cdosby43]

Do you still have this serger? How has it worked for you? I'm thinking of getting one.

[@jazmine0224]

hi how asre you this morning will i was wanting to know how you get into this field like what you do i have been sewing and quilting for 10yrs and i wanna put my stuff out there and go to quilters convetions that you do im in the medical field have been for 18yrs and the doctor told me i cant do it any more he said my back was real bad and i need sugery but i cant do the sugery so im goona have to quit my job and get on disablitiy but i love the way you have grown i wish you can give me some pointers and by the way u need to get an emboridary machine they are so much fun i hope that you can help me

[@corlissyamasaki3476]

Do you still have this serger and do you still like it?

[@ttufugu]

OMG I like this machine especially that basket, it is gorgeous idea.

[@nancyhilderbrand488]

I would love to get a serger that threads with air.

[@mariagoumas6135]

I love this n I have Viking h class 2000s serger nice but I can't thread it cuz I have bad Arthritics

[@aksesorishouse7804]

The seger almost have no noise!

[@terryivey5374]

Nice machine :) love mine! I realize how busy you are with projects taking you in all directions, but sort of leave us out. Could you do some serger projects using this machine?

[@debbiestuttgen1825]

Did you show how to change to a rolled hem?

[@goldymyear]

Wow, the coolest serger.

[@janpytlarz4180]

Thanks Vanessa, do you have local Juki service, and if not, how do you service it? I know it may be new to you, but you know eventually.... also, love your eye makeup, do a video on that too! : )

[@debbiestuttgen1825]

could you compare the Babylock serger to this? This is cheaper, but it doesn't have the self adjusting tension. I .would really appreciate the comparison

[@michaeltexeira6185]

BABYLOCK BETTER ,, DE FIRST AIR THREADER, NEVER BREAKS DOWN,

[@mariagoumas6135]

What kind of threads n what company for ur new serger???

[@DeannaMaurice]

We're are you selling your previous machines ?

[@hollyxo.]

I've been looking at getting the Juki MO644D. Do you know anything about that one? I mostly want to sew knits and just want to be sure that model would handle the knits without puckering. The one you show in this video is impressive, but I don't know if it sews so well on such a variety of fabrics due to the price increase of the machine. Maybe it's not just the air threading that costs extra. Any advice on the lower end Juki models would be very appreciated.

[@GCC808]

What kind/brand of thread do you use on your serger?

[@ghadeerbazzi9919]

It's awesome I love it great channel! ☺️❤️

[@stellabelikiewicz1523]

Fantastic video! I’m curious, are you still happy with her 9 years later?

[@TheCraftyGemini]

Yup! Sure am!

[@stellabelikiewicz1523]

@ now THAT is an endorsement! Thank you for replying! Also, your screen presence is fantastic! You have that ability to deliver clear information while allowing a lot of your own unique charm to come through that makes for true KZbin mastery. It’s fascinating to me that we have arrived at a moment when “craft-based KZbin video” is a full on art form of its own, but it totally is, and it requires a ton of both skill and charisma, which I can imagine is a little daunting to bring out on a consistent basis!

[@Sewing556]

Is this still considered the best Serger to purchase?

[@shinjudojo7675]

Hi there, Thanks for the great review! I've never owned a serger before, and I was watching your reviews of both the Juki and the Janome machines. I love the idea of the automatic threader on the Juki, but I also like the ease of changing settings on the Janome. You don't mention how to change settings on the Juki... How easy/difficult is it? As an experienced sewer new to serging, which machine would you recommend? Which is more important, ease of changing settings, or ease of threading? Also, how reliable are both machines for the long run? Thanks!

[@SewNaturalDane]

Awesome video!!