Juki MO 114D Serger Overlock Machine Review

I have been a seamstress for 3 decades. This serger is the best I've ever used. Easy to refill, ready to use. It's deceptively strong for such a light machine. He takes care of everything I've asked of him for the past month of sewing. I make bags from messengers to backpacks. Google Lara Howe Designs and you will find my Etsy shop. I sell Juki cars. I now have the 2nd industrial sewing machine and this overlock. I highly recommend this car. Worth every penny!

Great car. My 3rd Sgt. I've been waiting for an evaluation to spend some time with this machine. In short: it's great. I spoke to a knowledgeable Juki rep and he told me the motor was the same as one of their more expensive models. I recommend this MO-114D instead of MO-104D. The 114 is cheaper and comes with a top looper converter for various extra stitches that the 104D can't do. Also, the 114D has a differential feed dial on the outside of the machine so I can adjust it when it's cloudy. The

This is my third Serger. I've had a couple of Serger brothers who were just nice and affordable. But Juki is like a transition from Volkswagen to Mercedes.PROS: -The car is all metal except for the outer shell. The machine is VERY easy to clean and lubricate which has not been the case with the Brother machines I have owned. Vibration and noise are very low, reducing fatigue from hours of sewing. And the faster I sew, the stronger the vibrations and noise don't get. Sewing curves is so easy…