It is a pleasure to hear someone with a genuine "Regional Accent"! I grew up in New England, and I like to imagine that I've "Lost" my formerly very distinct Massachusetts speech. BUT, every once and a while someone walks right up to me (usually a Senior Citizen) and asks me right out; "What part of Massachusetts are you from!" It always makes me smile! We never truly loose our Heritage!
This HD3000 BE is an awesome machine. Was shopping for a machine to get started in sewing or modifying tactical and outdoor gear. Looking between this and the Singer, glad I ended up with the Janome.
I got one from Ken's and love it . I sew back packs and tent tarps with 10 oz, 15oz and 24 oz duct canvas (i also have a patch machine i use for really thick seams ) the 3000 is nice for a not too experienced sewer.
I got mine from Ken's as well. They are a great company to work with and I love this machine. I have the HD1400 as well and both are great at an affordable price. I use it for garments as well as handbags and wallets. It takes a stronger thread (Tex 45) so I can feel confident my bags won't fall apart. Very happy with my purchase!
...love your accent and manner of demonstration...you should do all your store's videos......I have been machine sewing since 1960 and have this machine, in white. and love it....mechanical machines are the best in my view...…….
After watching your video ...I purchased this machine in Australia. Thank you so much! I love this machine, everything about it is perfect and the stitch quality is second to none. (I own 2 Singers, an Elna and a Janome My Excel Limited Edition, so this is my 5th machine. I sew every day and would highly recommend it. I mainly sew with cotton and bamboo and do a lot of top stitching so stitch quality was the most important aspect to me All the bonus bit and pieces I got ...wow! So thanks again for the review, oh your accent is too cute!
At last I have my machine. Unboxed. So far so good. It is very quiet indeed. Has weight and looks sleek. Looking forward to a wonderful journey with my Janome HD3000 BE.
Hi there!! First of all thanks for making all of these videos!! I was ready to buy the HD3000be, but then decided to do a bit of last min research again and now i've confused myself by looking at the Janome HD9BE VS. Elna Elnita ef1 High Speed machines... I have a small business making/selling accessories (started with masks but now make bags/headbands/etc) but I'd like to focus more on bag making moving forward - cotton, canvas, vinyl and faux leathers. This will be my second sewing machine purchase ever (I learned on my current Singer Tradition in 2020) so I'd like to get something that's built to last but also has all the features I'm looking for, is high quality/heavy duty, but also "looks" nice... that's the graphic designer in me speaking!! Lol. I would love recommendations! The more advanced machines have caught my eye now since they have all the features including auto thread cutter and memorized up/down, etc and metal bodies, but those are much bigger investments so I'd like to be sure before I make my final decision, any help is appreciated! :)
Work Fitness I got my machine on fri and it uses a twin yes! It was around 200+. Well worth as it’s a very sturdy machine as I make gowns and projects with beads and sequins that I need to be able to chomp through. Take care.
Do you have a video for the Janome HD9BE??? I need help threading it and putting in the bobbinholder! I just purchased this machine from your store:) thank you!
The bobbin is loaded differently. The 3000 is a top loading and the 1000 has the side loading for bobbins. There are a couple of other things that are different but I’m sorry I can’t remember. I decided to go with the 3000. I thought the difference in price was worth it to me.
I just got this machine in shite yesterday. My hand wheel it’s hard to move manually and I feel like it’s very slow compare to some videos I watched. Is there a way that I can fix it my self somehow?
Brother ST371HD vs Janome 423S vs Singer Heavy Duty, for working Jeans, Leather which one do you recommend because there is a considerable difference in the final price, right?
Israel Escamilla I have a Singer Heavy Duty 4423 and a Janome New Home vintage and the vintage is a metal tank compared to the plastic. Hope that helps. Vintage ironcast are old but boy are they workhorses! Just my opinion...
The Janome is the best. Better feeding,,,higher pressure foot lifting,,,more power. When I demo. I sew through the Janome Mat. ,,try sewing The Mat on the others. buy quality,,not junk.
Is the motor biger than the 1000? I prefer the front load bobbin the only bobbin jamming I have ever experienced has been with a top loader and it was constant. I have two older machines with front load and I have never had that problem.
New machines from a dealer will always have an owner’s manual included in the box. If you can’t find it, double check that you didn’t toss it with the packing material.
I just received this machine yesterday. I needed it for sewing leather. It sews one piece just fine. 2 pieces?? It curles everything. The top piece slides with the foot. I have tried different feet. Even the one they recommend for leather. I have yet to get this to sew straight with 2 pieces together. It works a little better when i use the foot from my other machine. Very frustrated with this! Can anyone help me? I am about ready to box it back up and send it back. The whole purpose is to sew leather!
I have a vintage cast iron machine; only straight stitching and no backstitch mechanism though😔) It seems to sew better in my opinion than any modern heavy duty machine. I have a HD Singer (modern) and if I'm sewing dinner--napkins, I'm using the old-timer machine. Some people who sew leather material like these machines for that purpose. I find all of these machines work differently bc they've lasted from 120+ - 80 years in different circumstances. My husband and I have bought a couple at flea markets and he fixes them. My particular vintage treadle machine will not sew thick leather. Perhaps I need to adjust something as I'm a newbie to advanced sewing skills.
There are quite a few You Tube videos about using the cast iron vintage machines for leather. "The Vintage Sewing Machine Garage" is a very informative channel. He does not like to use these antique machines for heavy duty leather sewing bc it might strain an 100yr old machine but I seen where he actually did a video on how set a vintage motorized machine up to sew leather!
@@bondee5865 i actually sent this machine back. My original riccar machine does a way better job. It is a vintage machine. Which has never had issues for 30 years. 😁
I order the Janome HD3000 BE from Ken’s Sewing Ctr in May 2020. They had informed me of the 2 month wait, but I actually received it a whole month early!!! I was so happy. Their customer service is excellent. Amanda was my sales person and she was sweet and very helpful! :) 👍🏽👍🏽
@@MusicLover-yo5rs ohhh.. update after you play with it for a while.. I spoke with Amanda on the phone a few weeks ago.. she is a doll.. Can't wait to see how you like it!!! Have fun.
That 2018 demo model might have been using the 1.0 amp motor, but Janome did a bait and switch, and downgraded the motor to a mere .05 amp motor. Their excuse for a fifty percent drop in amperage? The (pitifully dim) single bulb LED light that replaced their three watt incandescent light meant that they needed less power in the motor due to the fact the that other bulb drew so much power that the machine now runs much faster and with so much more torque that it only needed half the amperage. Someone please tell me how less power means more torque in relation to a lightbulb that could easily be run off two AA batteries? Just thought I'd put that out there, because Janome is not telling people the truth anymore, and reviewers are continuing to give specs off of a now defunct spec sheet instead of stating the facts. If your Janome HD series machine was made after 2018, check the label on the back where the model number is. It is printed in very simple to read English that your machine is only .05 amps now. BTW...Kens Sewing Center is the ONLY place you can buy the Janome HD3000-5000 extension table (I think it's NOS) in North America. I didn't like the third party table I'd have to buy in order to get something I needed for this machine (it looked ugly, it didn't have a great finish, and wasn't thick enough acrylic in my estimation. As well, seeing as I'm living in Canada, only the smallest table was available, at an obscenely high price in comparison to what you lucky Americans get for a much lower price. Well, Ken's table is a decent size, has good quality acrylic, with nicely bevelled edges, beautifully polished with Janome boldy printed across it. In short, it's a sweet add on to this machine. If you need one, they sell them online, and are worth the money.
Leather & COST ? Tandy Leather Store in Columbus,OH., says JANOME HD 3000 being CUT ! He tried to PUSH “ “STICH MASTER” @ $1,400 on me ! $$$ I do NOT have
It is a pleasure to hear someone with a genuine "Regional Accent"!
I grew up in New England, and I like to imagine that I've "Lost" my formerly very distinct Massachusetts speech. BUT, every once and a while someone walks right up to me (usually a Senior Citizen) and asks me right out; "What part of Massachusetts are you from!"
It always makes me smile!
We never truly loose our Heritage!
This HD3000 BE is an awesome machine. Was shopping for a machine to get started in sewing or modifying tactical and outdoor gear. Looking between this and the Singer, glad I ended up with the Janome.
My HD3000BE is an awesome machine that I bought from you a few years ago and I love it.
I got one from Ken's and love it . I sew back packs and tent tarps with 10 oz, 15oz and 24 oz duct canvas (i also have a patch machine i use for really thick seams ) the 3000 is nice for a not too experienced sewer.
I got mine from Ken's as well. They are a great company to work with and I love this machine. I have the HD1400 as well and both are great at an affordable price. I use it for garments as well as handbags and wallets. It takes a stronger thread (Tex 45) so I can feel confident my bags won't fall apart. Very happy with my purchase!
...love your accent and manner of demonstration...you should do all your store's videos......I have been machine sewing since 1960 and have this machine, in white. and love it....mechanical machines are the best in my view...…….
After watching your video ...I purchased this machine in Australia. Thank you so much! I love this machine, everything about it is perfect and the stitch quality is second to none. (I own 2 Singers, an Elna and a Janome My Excel Limited Edition, so this is my 5th machine. I sew every day and would highly recommend it. I mainly sew with cotton and bamboo and do a lot of top stitching so stitch quality was the most important aspect to me All the bonus bit and pieces I got ...wow! So thanks again for the review, oh your accent is too cute!
That is fantastic! I hope you enjoy it!
You do an excellent walkthru on the machine. Love your'accent.
At last I have my machine. Unboxed. So far so good. It is very quiet indeed. Has weight and looks sleek. Looking forward to a wonderful journey with my Janome HD3000 BE.
Thank you, guys. I can't wait to get start
Very helpful review. Thank you.
Hi there!! First of all thanks for making all of these videos!! I was ready to buy the HD3000be, but then decided to do a bit of last min research again and now i've confused myself by looking at the Janome HD9BE VS. Elna Elnita ef1 High Speed machines... I have a small business making/selling accessories (started with masks but now make bags/headbands/etc) but I'd like to focus more on bag making moving forward - cotton, canvas, vinyl and faux leathers. This will be my second sewing machine purchase ever (I learned on my current Singer Tradition in 2020) so I'd like to get something that's built to last but also has all the features I'm looking for, is high quality/heavy duty, but also "looks" nice... that's the graphic designer in me speaking!! Lol. I would love recommendations! The more advanced machines have caught my eye now since they have all the features including auto thread cutter and memorized up/down, etc and metal bodies, but those are much bigger investments so I'd like to be sure before I make my final decision, any help is appreciated! :)
Thank You for showing the machine
Thanks for watching Tammy!
Myself and two friends have just ordered this machine from your company- we can’t wait to get them. Watching this video again in anticipation 🙂
Has your machine arrived, and if so, how do you like it?
@@bauman11 We are awaiting it to come through customs. We live in Barbados.
@@bauman11 Machine has arrived, Unboxed it and so far so good. It is very quiet. Love it!!!
I just bought my machine from your shop on amazon. I can’t wait to get it. Yay I can’t wait.
Work Fitness I got my machine on fri and it uses a twin yes! It was around 200+. Well worth as it’s a very sturdy machine as I make gowns and projects with beads and sequins that I need to be able to chomp through. Take care.
Works great just as it should
Do you have a video for the Janome HD9BE??? I need help threading it and putting in the bobbinholder! I just purchased this machine from your store:) thank you!
How do I use the M foot on my machine and what is the length of stitches do I put on also the tention and do I put it up more then 13
Is that a quiet machine? Sounds a little loud to me, but the sound is going thru your microphone and my speakers, so it's hard to tell.
Thanks for the video. I"m looking at both the HD1000 and the HD3000, but I'm unsure of the differences between the two models. Can you clarify that?
The bobbin is loaded differently. The 3000 is a top loading and the 1000 has the side loading for bobbins. There are a couple of other things that are different but I’m sorry I can’t remember. I decided to go with the 3000. I thought the difference in price was worth it to me.
I just got this machine in shite yesterday. My hand wheel it’s hard to move manually and I feel like it’s very slow compare to some videos I watched. Is there a way that I can fix it my self somehow?
Thanks 🙏🏽
Can you make button sewing tutorial?
Can this sew cordura 1000 and 500?
Got this machine new. It will only sew in reverse. Can anyone help?
Brother ST371HD vs Janome 423S vs Singer Heavy Duty, for working Jeans, Leather
which one do you recommend because there is a considerable difference in the
final price, right?
Israel Escamilla I have a Singer Heavy Duty 4423 and a Janome New Home vintage and the vintage is a metal tank compared to the plastic. Hope that helps. Vintage ironcast are old but boy are they workhorses! Just my opinion...
The Janome is the best. Better feeding,,,higher pressure foot lifting,,,more power. When I demo. I sew through the Janome Mat. ,,try sewing The Mat on the others. buy quality,,not junk.
Is the motor biger than the 1000? I prefer the front load bobbin the only bobbin jamming I have ever experienced has been with a top loader and it was constant. I have two older machines with front load and I have never had that problem.
The HD3000BE has a larger motor. The top drop in bobbin system reduced the likelihood of jamming. I do not have issues with either system.
Does this QUILT ? Can You recommend one that SEWS- has lots of Stitches /QUILTS /Can do light weight & Med weight LEATHERS
Nice
What is the length of the straight stitch? So many machines are 3 or 4 mm. Does anyone make one that does 6 to 7 mm?
I think the janome hd3000 is 6.5 and their hd5000 is 7.0
cette machine as t'elle le coupe fil automatique
does this sewing machine come with a manual?
New machines from a dealer will always have an owner’s manual included in the box. If you can’t find it, double check that you didn’t toss it with the packing material.
How does the HD3000 compares to the HD5000?
I believe the 5000 is only a straight stitch.
Janome has a comparison chart on their website.
WHERE CAN I BUY A CASE FOR THIS MACHINE??
SHANIKA GRADY It comes with it. See it on this video? 😊
I see a big leather company sells the hd3000 saying it will sew up to 8 oz vegetable tanned leather.
Elle scooter
TANDY LEATHER ?
@@samreynolds3789 Yes. They sell this machine in their stores.
Elle scooter
Like I texted earlier , TANDY claims “JANOME HD _____ being DISCONTINUED” , so they PUSH $1,400 or $1,500 machines 👎🏽!
@@samreynolds3789 It's called "up-selling".
It’s called cheating and greedy,,,plain Greedy
Can I use any kind of thread with this machine?
There are some threads we do not recommend. Please do call us. We can help.
I just received this machine yesterday. I needed it for sewing leather. It sews one piece just fine. 2 pieces?? It curles everything. The top piece slides with the foot. I have tried different feet. Even the one they recommend for leather. I have yet to get this to sew straight with 2 pieces together. It works a little better when i use the foot from my other machine. Very frustrated with this! Can anyone help me? I am about ready to box it back up and send it back. The whole purpose is to sew leather!
I have a vintage cast iron machine; only straight stitching and no backstitch mechanism though😔) It seems to sew better in my opinion than any modern heavy duty machine. I have a HD Singer (modern) and if I'm sewing dinner--napkins, I'm using the old-timer machine.
Some people who sew leather material like these machines for that purpose.
I find all of these machines work differently bc they've lasted from 120+ - 80 years in different circumstances. My husband and I have bought a couple at flea markets and he fixes them.
My particular vintage treadle machine will not sew thick leather. Perhaps I need to adjust something as I'm a newbie to advanced sewing skills.
There are quite a few You Tube videos about using the cast iron vintage machines for leather.
"The Vintage Sewing Machine Garage"
is a very informative channel. He does not like to use these antique machines for heavy duty leather sewing bc it might strain an 100yr old machine but I seen where he actually did a video on how set a vintage motorized machine up to sew leather!
Nice upload 👍
@@bondee5865 i actually sent this machine back. My original riccar machine does a way better job. It is a vintage machine. Which has never had issues for 30 years. 😁
@@shellmyster1 buy cheap buy twice
WHAT IS THE WIDTH CAPACITY….
Are there EXTRA STITCHES , beyond 18 ?
no.
HOW MUCH ? ! IF any repairs , where do I take it to ? Where are You?
Check the link they provided.
I want this machine.. but wait till July??? waw
I order the Janome HD3000 BE from Ken’s Sewing Ctr in May 2020. They had informed me of the 2 month wait, but I actually received it a whole month early!!! I was so happy. Their customer service is excellent. Amanda was my sales person and she was sweet and very helpful! :) 👍🏽👍🏽
@@MusicLover-yo5rs ohhh.. update after you play with it for a while.. I spoke with Amanda on the phone a few weeks ago.. she is a doll.. Can't wait to see how you like it!!! Have fun.
Adrienne Lee
Sure, I’ll keep you informed! :) So far I’ve been very happy.
How much?
Listed on the page they linked to
jesinon 5 =
Hi, what is the main difference between the HD3000 and HD3000 BE?
White an Black colour.
The BE is Black Edition
One is politically correct
That 2018 demo model might have been using the 1.0 amp motor, but Janome did a bait and switch, and downgraded the motor to a mere .05 amp motor. Their excuse for a fifty percent drop in amperage? The (pitifully dim) single bulb LED light that replaced their three watt incandescent light meant that they needed less power in the motor due to the fact the that other bulb drew so much power that the machine now runs much faster and with so much more torque that it only needed half the amperage. Someone please tell me how less power means more torque in relation to a lightbulb that could easily be run off two AA batteries? Just thought I'd put that out there, because Janome is not telling people the truth anymore, and reviewers are continuing to give specs off of a now defunct spec sheet instead of stating the facts. If your Janome HD series machine was made after 2018, check the label on the back where the model number is. It is printed in very simple to read English that your machine is only .05 amps now.
BTW...Kens Sewing Center is the ONLY place you can buy the Janome HD3000-5000 extension table (I think it's NOS) in North America. I didn't like the third party table I'd have to buy in order to get something I needed for this machine (it looked ugly, it didn't have a great finish, and wasn't thick enough acrylic in my estimation. As well, seeing as I'm living in Canada, only the smallest table was available, at an obscenely high price in comparison to what you lucky Americans get for a much lower price. Well, Ken's table is a decent size, has good quality acrylic, with nicely bevelled edges, beautifully polished with Janome boldy printed across it. In short, it's a sweet add on to this machine. If you need one, they sell them online, and are worth the money.
☝️😎👍
Leather & COST ? Tandy Leather Store in Columbus,OH., says JANOME HD 3000 being CUT ! He tried to PUSH “
“STICH MASTER” @ $1,400 on me ! $$$ I do NOT have