Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
This is an older video I created this for a request for another sewer that was looking for proof this serger would handle these types of fabrics. I decided to go ahead and make it public. Please note the bolt that held the motor on the frame broke off on this machine not too long after I recorded this video. See this video: youtu.be/d0Zy0ZtnbLU I bored out the hole and enlarged the opening in the bracket and then replaced it with a much larger bolt, but I don't care for the way this machine is designed in that area. It is labeled Heavy Duty in the motor and knife, but bolting on the motor the way they did wasn't very smart. That is the weak link in the design. Looking at my other Juki and Babylock Sergers they have a much nicer design in the plug area that will stand up over time.
This is an older video I created this for a request for another sewer that was looking for proof this serger would handle these types of fabrics. I decided to go ahead and make it public. Please note the bolt that held the motor on the frame broke off on this machine not too long after I recorded this video. See this video: youtu.be/d0Zy0ZtnbLU I bored out the hole and enlarged the opening in the bracket and then replaced it with a much larger bolt, but I don't care for the way this machine is designed in that area. It is labeled Heavy Duty in the motor and knife, but bolting on the motor the way they did wasn't very smart. That is the weak link in the design. Looking at my other Juki and Babylock Sergers they have a much nicer design in the plug area that will stand up over time.
