Effortless Stitching and Quilting with the JUKI TL-2000Qi Machine Review

While I really like this machine I can easily see this machine is going to get bad reviews, it's not plug and play, drop the reel and get started. If you need plug and play, save yourself the headache and buy the Singer HD 4423 for $126. Of course, after about 2-3 years you will end up ending up the Singer in the landfill as it won't last long if you use it mostly for heavy projects. There is a learning curve with the Tl-2000Qi/2010Qi and a few things MUST happen before this machine will work…

I kept an eye on this car for at least 5 years before I bought it. I sewed on a $200 Brother starter machine and sewed some quality quilts on it, but it wore out over time. I have a 30 year old Husquevarna Viking that still works great but just can't handle FMQ the way I wanted it to. This JUKI is absolutely everything I hoped it would be. Noise is so minimal that the table doesn't vibrate even at high sewing speeds - by the way, no more hassles at this machine's maximum sewing speed. I was…

If I could give this car 10 stars I would! Love love love this car! So much so that I bought two! I bought one of these and a second one a week later and a Grace quilt frame to use one of these. What's good about this car? This is significant. It is a heavy and workhorse. There's no plastic, it weighs a lot if that bothers you. It has an all-metal body and components. This car is fast when you want it, it reacts very quickly, you want it to speed up or slow down, it's like Johnny on the spot…