Janome 8002D Serger Machine Review

I wish I could return it as soon as I had a problem. I'm not new to sergers and I primed and reloaded this machine, changed the tension, did EVERYTHING EVERYTHING and it still gave me a crazy stitch. I left it for a while and worked on another machine. I came back to this today thinking I won't get up until it's right but NO LUCK. I AM SO DISAPPOINTED! I've been looking for a way to return the thing, but I think it's too late. I will never buy a sewing machine again unless I can sew on it…

This is a good machine but not great. In the end I returned it. I'll cover it for you: Pros: It comes with pre-threaded spools of white thread (nice!), blindhem foot, extra needles, and the tools you'll need (tweezers, big and small). screwdriver, pedal and instructions). Since it's already threaded, you can start sewing right away, especially if you're experienced with overlock machines. It's relatively quiet, small and compact (great if you're short on space), and fairly light, with a notch…

I'll start by saying I've been sewing for over 50 years. I lost the habit while at work but came back with poor eyesight after retirement. This is my second sergeant. The first, the Husqvarna Huskylock S21, was a big mistake. While it had many great features that convinced me to buy it, it was overpriced ($950!), difficult to fuel, had voltage issues, and collected dust for two years before finally parting with it at a great loss. . . I thought my serging days were over, but about a year later…