9:02 All overlockers feel like that with the presser foot lowered, it's to do with the differential feed - if you raise the foot you will find that the handwheel will turn freely
@@AbisDen If you lift the foot and then turn it you will find it spins freely, I have been using overlockers for more than 30’years and it’s always been the case when the foot is down. Give it a go
Hi Abi. Great video. I like the look of this o'locker and a lot of the features you pointed out. Can you tell me where I can purchase the attachment to be able to use the overlocker as a two thread. I'm missing the attachment to use on my Toyota 4 thread overlocker, which I recently bought from a friend. I've looked on ebay and can't find it advertised. Thank you for sharing. Best regards.
thank you for this video! i picked up this model today and am excited. I noticed I received the juki mo114 DN. What is the difference between this and the mo114 "D" (without the N)?
Nothing. At all. Just their batch production. Janome do this a lot. They remodel the same machine year after year and up the price, inside the machines are identical.
I have the same serger but is't called Bernina 800DL. At the time Juki was making sergers for Bernina. It's a real workhorse! I am enjoying using mine... On another subject, I have just watched your video on how to use free embroidery software for machine embroidery and it really helped me to understand what embroidery software is for and how to use it. That video is closed for comments so I am thanking you here. Thanks a lot! Alyona
I’m A bit confused with seam allowance, is it supposed to include the width of interlock stitch itself or no? The seam guide marks on this model is the distance from the blade and not from left needle and that confused me
It’s very tricky to measure the seam allowance 😅. Yes, the stitch does include seam allowance but to practice , mark up your fabric until you get the hang of it.
@@AbisDen do you think since the markings are placed further right than the other sergers on your channel on the juki 114, that will make it harder to use as a seam guide? I should get a different machine with the marks having the distance from the left needle? Or it’s hard to use the marks overall and to just gauge by using the marks on the foot or edge or presser foot?
Don't like the knife like that either or no free arm , l like my brother 1034d overlocker but may still upgrade, they have the 1034dx now or the heavy duty one . Not sure which to go for yet ,
Por qué este canal es en inglés ella es de uk por eso mismo -.- pero puedes activar los subtítulos en el engranaje que muestra TH-cam ella tiene en todos los idiomas. Subtítulos automáticos .
9:02 All overlockers feel like that with the presser foot lowered, it's to do with the differential feed - if you raise the foot you will find that the handwheel will turn freely
It’s not to do with the differential feed, you can see that in the naked overlocker videos where I expose the machine :-)
@@AbisDen If you lift the foot and then turn it you will find it spins freely, I have been using overlockers for more than 30’years and it’s always been the case when the foot is down. Give it a go
Great video, and I love your soothing voice also!
Thanks Abi, looking forward to seeing it in operation. Juki is a make I've not had before, so it'll be interesting to see how it performs.
Hi Abi. Great video. I like the look of this o'locker and a lot of the features you pointed out. Can you tell me where I can purchase the attachment to be able to use the overlocker as a two thread. I'm missing the attachment to use on my Toyota 4 thread overlocker, which I recently bought from a friend. I've looked on ebay and can't find it advertised. Thank you for sharing. Best regards.
Hi Abi,could you please tell me what kind of light bulb this machine has,is ir regular or led with some kind of special attachment machanism?
hello Abi I got my machine , I was wondering the stitch width if there's any nobs, not sure if there's one .
Overlockers don’t really adjust stitch width although some higher ends one do now - it’s the knife adjustment.
@@AbisDen Oh ok TY for getting back .😊😊
thank you for this video! i picked up this model today and am excited. I noticed I received the juki mo114 DN. What is the difference between this and the mo114 "D" (without the N)?
Nothing. At all. Just their batch production. Janome do this a lot. They remodel the same machine year after year and up the price, inside the machines are identical.
@@AbisDen ah got it. thank you Abi! That puts my mind at ease. I'm learning sew much from you and enjoy your vids!
I have the same serger but is't called Bernina 800DL. At the time Juki was making sergers for Bernina. It's a real workhorse! I am enjoying using mine... On another subject, I have just watched your video on how to use free embroidery software for machine embroidery and it really helped me to understand what embroidery software is for and how to use it. That video is closed for comments so I am thanking you here. Thanks a lot! Alyona
Thank you. Not sure why I closed it for comments x but thank you, I’m glad it’s helped you
Hi Abi. Very nice. Very good make. Hoping to get over to the fent shop next week. Cos bev is of work . Chat soon. Hope all is well at your end.
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A bit confused with seam allowance, is it supposed to include the width of interlock stitch itself or no? The seam guide marks on this model is the distance from the blade and not from left needle and that confused me
It’s very tricky to measure the seam allowance 😅. Yes, the stitch does include seam allowance but to practice , mark up your fabric until you get the hang of it.
@@AbisDen do you think since the markings are placed further right than the other sergers on your channel on the juki 114, that will make it harder to use as a seam guide? I should get a different machine with the marks having the distance from the left needle? Or it’s hard to use the marks overall and to just gauge by using the marks on the foot or edge or presser foot?
I'm interested in seeing this compared with the popular brother 1034d.
Oh no comparison. Juki is much better every single way
Would you recommend buying the Juki 114d or 104d? In this price range, is there another machine you would recommend? Janome? I’m not keen on Brother.
If you’d like the option of two thread stitching then opt for the 114d. it’s just a teeny gadget you need but the price difference is huge
Thank you for your help!❤️
Does it go Fat ?Would you know the speed ?Thank you.
These work at 1100spm, but not sure we should discuss it’s weight issues, it might be sensitive to that 🫣☺️
@@AbisDen Thank you for letting me know, I just ordered one an i like JUKI'S very much I have a industrial one that's sewing machine.
Sería genial que pusieras los subtítulos en español, gracias
Yay, you opened the box. It looks lovely, but I agree with you about the lack of catcher and storage for the tools. Thanks for showing x
Don't like the knife like that either or no free arm , l like my brother 1034d overlocker but may still upgrade, they have the 1034dx now or the heavy duty one . Not sure which to go for yet ,
Or l may buy the pfraff hobbylock , is that a good one
Porque no lo explican en español
Por qué este canal es en inglés ella es de uk por eso mismo -.- pero puedes activar los subtítulos en el engranaje que muestra TH-cam ella tiene en todos los idiomas. Subtítulos automáticos .
How mouch