- Brand new sewing machine from toyota
- Thanks to the new technology,the new toyota super jeans can sew 12 layers of jeans (12 ounces)
- Drop in bobbin,15 stitch programs,straight stitch,zig zag
- Full set of accessories,zipper foot,button hole foot,Blind hem foot,overcast foot,spare needles,bobbins,unpicker,soft cover
- 3 year warranty
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Introducing the NEW TOYOTA ECO SUPERJ15 Sewing Machine. With the new unique gliding foot and improved penetration power, the SUPERJ15 is able to sew through and glide over up to 12 layers of 12 oz. denim, and thicker fabrics.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I was having problems getting through four layers of denim with my current machine, so decided to try this one. Although rather sceptical at first, it has proved to be a very good investment. I have only had one jam, and this was because I hadn't fed the material far enough under the foot. There is a good range of feet, including one very big, spring-loaded presser, and the feed copes easily with four layers of denim, producing straight runs of even-length stitches. The reverse lever is wide and easy to use without slipping.
There 14 settings: 3 for button holes, 2 zigzag, 1 long straight, 2 short (one offset), 1 multi stitch zigzag and 5 hemming/decorative stitches. There is no separate stitch length control. Setup is the same as other machines, and the instructions are printed on the machine: for beginners and children, it's ideal. Tension setting is on the top and I didn't have to adjust it at all from "0" for the 2 to 4 layers of denim I sewed. I used some softer canvas fabric today and had to increase tension to +5. Even then, it wasn't enough on two layers of fabric. The machine is a bit top heavy with a hollow base, so it can move around a little on full speed. This does make it very lightweight and easily portable.
There is a slight issue with the fuse, though. Check this carefully: at 65W the 3A fuse supplied with the machine blew.
This is a superb machine for the price. If your sewing needs are basic and you need something that will cope with heavy duty fabric, this is an ideal first machine. I'd also say that it would be an excellent second machine for anyone who finds that their high-tech, multi-stitch machine just can't cope with denim! But it is a specialist machine, so I don't expect it to work so well with lighter weight fabrics.
There 14 settings: 3 for button holes, 2 zigzag, 1 long straight, 2 short (one offset), 1 multi stitch zigzag and 5 hemming/decorative stitches. There is no separate stitch length control. Setup is the same as other machines, and the instructions are printed on the machine: for beginners and children, it's ideal. Tension setting is on the top and I didn't have to adjust it at all from "0" for the 2 to 4 layers of denim I sewed. I used some softer canvas fabric today and had to increase tension to +5. Even then, it wasn't enough on two layers of fabric. The machine is a bit top heavy with a hollow base, so it can move around a little on full speed. This does make it very lightweight and easily portable.
There is a slight issue with the fuse, though. Check this carefully: at 65W the 3A fuse supplied with the machine blew.
This is a superb machine for the price. If your sewing needs are basic and you need something that will cope with heavy duty fabric, this is an ideal first machine. I'd also say that it would be an excellent second machine for anyone who finds that their high-tech, multi-stitch machine just can't cope with denim! But it is a specialist machine, so I don't expect it to work so well with lighter weight fabrics.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
I'm no sewing expert so I won't go over the specs as J. Salisbury has kindly done that already. I take up my own jeans to save money and that's the end of my sewing knowledge, indeed most of the settings on even the most basic machine mean nothing to me. I just wanted a straight stitch with proper polyester thread like my original jeans' hem. My old Toyata just wasn't cut out for job even with a 'jeans needle'.
I took a risk buying an entire new machine in the hope that it really did glide over multiple layers of denim as easy as the promo video showed. It certainly managed it with average denim thickness but needed a few manual turns to be safe over the thick vertical folded seams.
It's easy to thread and setup and within five minutes of plugging it in I was ready to go with my first pair. Five pairs later and I can't honestly fault it.
I took a risk buying an entire new machine in the hope that it really did glide over multiple layers of denim as easy as the promo video showed. It certainly managed it with average denim thickness but needed a few manual turns to be safe over the thick vertical folded seams.
It's easy to thread and setup and within five minutes of plugging it in I was ready to go with my first pair. Five pairs later and I can't honestly fault it.
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