What is difference between the Brother NV180 and NV180D? | Echidna Sewing

[@buatakungapenting8875]

The video it's really good and the information is everything everyone needed. But do u mind making a video about nv180d on how to use the disk? By exporting the image we want for the embroidery etc. thankyou

[@EchidnaClub]

@buatakungapenting8875 Hi - here is a video for you on transferring designs. You would be taking the files from your disc attached to the computer to then transfer to the usb: kzbin.info/www/bejne/baalYputjqmfq9U

[@thembelamhlongo6886]

Which is better between the H23-nv180 and a H23-M370?

[@EchidnaClub]

@thembelamhlongo6886 As I answered before - the M370 is the newer machine with WIFI connectivity and also comes with a few more designs. Both have an embroidery field size of 100mm x 100mm (approx 4" x 4"). On our website we have lots of information on both machines: www.echidnasewing.com.au/

[@patriciaa3462]

Good that you said the information on the copyright is in the booklet. So many people do not read that. Would have bought the Disney machine, but for that tiny screen. Do not like the tiny screens.

[@EchidnaClub]

Thank you for your feedback Patricia :)

[@healthwellbeingbeauty6184]

Thank you, I have asked you from other account sorry if im being too much lol...its because I want to make a decision , for a small business begginer which one do you advise NV180 or Stellaire XJ1 Thanks again

[@EchidnaClub]

We are happy to discuss these two Brother machines with you. Would like like to give us a call on 1800 000 360 and one of our friendly staff can offer you further information.

[@bennelynyao9215]

Interested to buy one but I'm afraid this is not available in Dubai, UAE

[@EchidnaClub]

Hello I am sorry the NV180 is exclusive to our store in Australia only.

[@diylove4102]

Hi, I have this machine. What is the recommended tension setting for embroidery? I’m using Brother embroidery threads.

[@EchidnaClub]

Start your tension at around 2 and you will need to do a test before stitching out your embroidery, try using a letter 'O'. You are looking for approximately a third of the back thread being bobbin thread. It is always important to test your tension before stitching out your project.

[@e.d.6537]

Disney 👎

[@EchidnaClub]

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