JUKI HZL F300 Sewing Quilting Machine Review

I have been a housekeeper and dresser for a community theater for many years. With retirement approaching, I wanted to switch to a computer-controlled sewing machine. I have thoroughly researched the best machines (Bernina, Janome, Juki, Singer and Brother) and even "tested" some of them at a local sewing machine dealer. I was looking for a machine that is durable, reliable, quiet and capable of ironing both delicate and coarse fabrics. Of all the mid-range machines, the 300 seemed to have all…

Still love love love love this car. I bought it for my granddaughter as a Christmas present, so I chose the entry-level Juki hzl F300. I love the features, and the only difference between all levels of the series excels f is the accessories. This one is basic and doesn't include the walking leg, knee lifter or table, plus some other legs that can be purchased separately should they be needed later. The features I like: features so easy to set up, the computer controlled screen is easy to read…

I have had this machine for 2 years now and have had very few problems. First of all I wanted it to be my second machine, my Pfaff Ambition, which doesn't do good automatic buttonholes on thicker fabrics like wool felt for coats. After doing my research, I settled on the F300 because the hinge accessories were very different from others I had that didn't work properly. After my first sewing project, it quickly became my favorite machine! Feed pawls work much better on thin fabrics like jersey…