JUKI MO644D Portable Serger

Great machine but I needed to buy a $160 transformer so I could use this in Australia. Amazon should make it quite clear on electrical items that are brought in from their overseas operations that they may not comply with Australian electrical wattage. This could cause injury to unsuspecting people

Es excelente, recién la probé y todo muy bien. Me encantó que llegó enhebrada así que fue muy rápido y sencillo comenzar a usarla, además que llegó a tiempo y en buen estado, la amé! (Trae una funda plástica para que la cubras y las herramientas para darle mantenimiento e incluso unas pinzas para enhebrar los hilos de forma sencilla.)

I’m so glad I waited to splurge on the Juki - was easy to thread and works like a dream!

Love my Juki MO644D portable! This is a excellent choice for me. I'm a beginner and never used a serger before. So I did my research to help to decide which brand and what model to buy, and turns out I am glad with my choice. I'm sure other brands or other models are also good with their own features and depending on users' preferences. Juki Mo644d works perfect for me in my case. Thanks Amazon's great customer service that help resolve issue on the delivery/shipping delay. So I would share my experience with it. 1. 1500 stitches per minute makes it great value! 2. It operates very smooth and quiet! A wow point! It's even a lot quiet than my regular sewing machine. 3. Works perfectly on stretchy fabric! I have been really struggling with the stretchy materials or the thin Chiffon fabric on my regular sewing machine. This serger makes that work like a piece of cake! Along side other great features that everyone knows, couple tips to share as I'm a newbie to set up this machine: * purchase the good quality cone threads at the same time if you don't have it at the moment. So by the time you have your machine, you can thread it when you open the box. * I found it's useful by reading the instructions comes with the box, especially when threading it the first time on your own, follow the threading instructions by sequence as shown in the instructions booklet. * the machine came pre-threaded with one tested fabric on the machine. Please take enough detailed pictures + video recording of how each of the pre-threaded strings are going through the respective color coded threading parts! Especially the lower loop (the blue color coded threading). Recording a video with my own explanation of careful observations on what i see on the the pre-threaded strings are going through each thread, it saved me big time for my threading work later on. I read people suggesting to tie your own cone thread to the pre-threaded. It will work on some part, BUT don't be surprised if it doesn't work on all the 4 threads. In my case, the most difficult threads (the lower loop, and needles thread didn't make it thru using this approach). I'm so glad I recorded a video of all the threads with my own talking to explain what I see on the pre-threaded and pointed out to my self in my video where I need to pay extra attention. As result, after the tie-on threads failed to go through, I was able to go back to look at my own video to re-do the threading on my own quickly and no stress. So I would really recommend to take pictures and/video the pre-threaded strings before start playing with the machine or doing anything with it. * I read other people often suggest to oil it before using it. And I do see that in the instructions booklet. Yes, oil it per the instructions. All these sharing I have here are just solely my own opinions and my very own experiences and tips to set up my machine as I'm a newbie 1st time buying and using a serger. Everyone has different preferences on what to use and ways to make it work for better. Hope everyone happy sewing!

Just bought this after my brother 1034d died. This is machine is very close to an industrial overlocker. It runs smooth and very consistent. Also runs much quieter than the brother. The seller was also efficient in selling. Would definitely recommend.