JUKI TL MACHINES COMPARISON!
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In this video we go over the differences between the Juki TL-2010, Juki TL-18, and the TL-2000.
This video goes in depth on all the similarities and differences between the three Juki TL models.
Here is the link to the unboxing on the TL-18 (how to thread, set tension, wind bobbin.)
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Link to the TL 2010! Below
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Link to the TL-18 (Haruka) Below
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Link to the TL-2000 Below
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Smoot foot for the TL machines
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Thick throat plate for the Tl machines
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Hinged zipper foot
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Thank you for this video. I went to my local quilt shop today with the intent to buy the 2010. They didn't have it but had the 18. I had done my research for the 2010 vs the 2000, but didn't even look at the 18. This answered a lot of questions I had about the 18 vs the 2010. So thank you for that. It was nice seeing all 3 machines side by side and getting that comparison like that.
Glad I could help! Enjoy :)
Thanks for showing this-love hearing the differences from real people rather than online specs 😂. Can’t wait to get the 2010!
Give us a call if you ever need any help 813-661-9000 10am-4pm EST M-F
Best people to talk to about a Juki, and the only ones who were able to locate a scant quarter foot for me, after I did hours of research. It isn't a separate foot, it's the standard presser foot!
We are Juki Junkies ;) Thank you for the sweet comment, we appreciate the kind words.
I have to say, Juki Junkies has been my go to place for all my threads. TL 18 is definitely a work horse if you are a bag maker or FM quilter. My 2 cents worth.
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Thank you :) We appreciate your support.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! You have answered the questions I had about those models and now I know which model I’m going to get!!
check out JukiJunkies.com or call us and we can take care of you :)
This was the best Juki comparison video I've seen - thank you!
Thank you so much. It means a lot.
I have had my TL-2010Q for 11 years and I love it as much as I did the day I bought it! I’m a quilter and my previous machine had all the bells and whistles. I never used them. Useless expense. Never had a problem. I oil it regularly, clean it and that’s all. I can use any thread without a problem. I converted a few of my friends to think Juki as well. I also have the Miyabi QVP. (I’m waiting for more videos for this machine). I love both machines.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for showing all the differences between the three machines. I've been looking into a new machine and you've been very helpful in my decision. I appreciate your knowledge.
No problem!!
Great review. Thank you. Now I know what machine I need to buy. So far I sewed on Elna 6000. Sometimes I sew coats and usually I always had a problem with getting a nice top-stitch. I think Juki TL-18QVP will be the best for me.
You will love it Check out Jukijunkies.com :)
I am soooooo happy with my Juki TL18QVP. It is amazing. I am so amazed with the bags I make. Thank you for such a nice comparison video. As always you guys do such a nice job. 👏
Thank you for your sweet compliment ❤️
Thank you so much for this video. I am considering purchasing one of the Juki TL machines & this really clearly explained the differences of the machines in the line.
You are very welcome. Feel free to call us for we are happy to assist you. 813-376-5015.
Very informative video I've been looking at quilting machines for a while trying to make a decision because I don't have a lot of room in my sewing room for the big huge long arm quilting machines and the sit-down one is still kind of pricey for me however I've been looking at the 2010 and it's pretty much the one I had decided on and the TLA team has piqued my interest a bit but I may not be able to afford it which is fine it'll just take a while before I can get one but I really like your video it help answer a lot of questions I have thank you
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I am so glad you put out this video. I want to get into bag making. Especially on light or medium weight leather, vinyl and canvas. I think the TL18 will work for me.
You’ll love it call Gigi 813-376-5015 9am-5pm est and she will hook you up! Or visit Jukijunkies.com
Some people say the Janome HD 9 is a better machine for bag making
Thank you for this comparison video. It is very helpful.
Some the things you are calling a "deal breaker" really are not. Once you have been quilting for a while the speed isn't a big issue. The foot also has a decent amount of clearence when raised, so unless you are trying to sew through an abnormally thick chunk of foam the microlifter also isn't a "deal breaker".
It depends who the sewer is :)
@@davidwilson7217 i think that was Ann's point.. that it depends on the sewist to say they are 'deal breakers'
I like speed
I think the better word would have been “differentiator” since the micro lift is what most distinguishes those two machines.
I've had my Juki TL 2010Q for 10 years now and love it. Mostly quilting and often. I have been using off name bobbins for 6 years and have never had a problem. I also use off name high shank feet and have never had a problem. If the Juki replacement/accessories parts weren't so expensive I would be them, but here we are..........
What bobbins are you buying
So helpful for a new juki researcher. Thank you
No problem :) let us know if you have and questions on Juki, Janome, or Handi quilter sewing machines.
@@JukiJunkies what other machines with the micro foot adjustment are to be considered for hemming denim and heavy work pants?
this excellent video helped me to clarify which unit to purchase for my needs.
Thanks for watching!
I quilt on my Bernina and use the ruler foot. My Juki TL2000qi is only used for piecing. It does a wonderful scant quarter and it’s great! I do not need to use the speed control. I think it’s for quilting.
Just ordered my TL 2010Q today from you guys! Kristen was super helpful!
Thank you so much for this. It's what I needed to make my decision. I thought you explained everything thoroughly and the mansplaining from behind the camera was awkward.
I have the TL2000 and once you get used to your foot pedal, it's not a problem. It took me only about 15 minutes to get used to it.
Thank you ! Very enjoyable video. Appreciate your time and the information you provided. something for me to consider.. Any possibility of adding a start stop button and a zig zag stitch??
These are just straight stitch machines no zigzag
Such a great video - thank you for pointing out the differences!
You are so very welcome. Thank you did your support.
What is the price on the recent model.
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Could you do an in depth video about free motion quilting with the Haruka?!?!
Soon!!! :)
No free arm? I like a free arm for bag making and they don't seem to have that?
Great job guys !!!
Thank you so much, this was so helpful
Great Video! Very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ma sha Allah!
Simply perfect explication. Great work done, & is going to help a lot.
I too am in the market for a quilting machine. Found your video extremely informative and will purchase a Juki soon. One observation however… totally loved the mountain quilt in the background. I am a hiker and beginner quilter. Do you offer the pattern?
Hi Tammy thanks for asking. Please go to our website and request there. We can send you a link. Let us know how we can further assist you. Gigi
I own the 2010q and LOVE it. The ease of a mechanical machine is wonderful. I just found your channel today so I don't know where you're located. My local dealer gave me several extra accessories like you give for the 2018. Best purchase so far and first new machine ever. I see you recommend Glide thread, I've never tried it. Guess I'll be placing an order. 🙂
Hi Leslie,
You will love the glide thread. Join our Facebook group "JUKI JUNKIES" Youll see projects made with glide
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With the speed control function ...are you still able to control with foot??? Or is it like cruise control ?
I purchased the TL-18 very recently. I love it. Do you have information on that upper tensioner?
what exactly?
th-cam.com/video/6aF8QZXWXAg/w-d-xo.html check this out
Nice comparison! Thanks! Would these machines need a mat underneath?
A mat ? What do you mean?
@@JukiJunkies I see advertisements sometimes with sewing machines where you can add a sewing machine mat to help reduce vibration of the machine.
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
Love my 2018 that my dealer sold to me for the price of the 2000. Yey!
How does the power compare between the models? One of the things I have heard about the TL models is they don't have the power to go through heavy material like vinyl or leather. These materials are often used in bag making.
They have the same power across the board. They will go through vinyl and very pliable leathers.
Great video, thank you for sharing!
Does the TL-18 sew through leather and multiple layers?
Yes it can. The TL-18 is a phenomenal machine for this. Give Gigi a call 813-376-5015 to see if the TL-18 is something that would fit your needs or if you need to go to something a little heavier such as a industrial.
Have they fixed the “walking foot issue” (of rubbing and bunching) on the TL18 that people were complaining about with the TL2010? People have had to buy the Janome Even Feed Foot to replace the original Juki walking foot as a remedy. Is this still a continuing problem with the TL18?
Hi Angela, great question. It seems that Juki has handled this warranty issue. As we rarely see warranties filed on the walking foot.
At the beginning of the video you showed an extension table, knee lifter, oil bottle, etc. that the machine comes with and at the 11:00 mark you explained the goodies that come with each machines. So what stuff would I get if I bought a TL-2010Q? Is it the stuff at the beginning PLUS the stuff at the 11:00 minute mark? Or only the stuff at the the beginning or only the stuff at the 11:00 mark?
check out this link for the chart. jukijunkies.com/wp-content/uploads/Tlcompare.pdf
thanks for the video. I could not find the comparison sheet you refer to.
jukijunkies.com/wp-content/uploads/Tlcompare.pdf
Here
Need a video telling what people often buy extra please.
Smoot foot for the TL machines
jukijunkies.com/product/smooth-foot/
Thick throat plate for the Tl machines
jukijunkies.com/product/juki-tl-throat-plate-for-thick-fabric/
Hinged zipper foot
jukijunkies.com/product/hinged-zipper-foot/
th-cam.com/video/8PmOO6B1dsE/w-d-xo.html here it is :)
Great vid of differences. Are any of these dual voltage?
Researching Juki on Amazon why on TL Machines TL 2010 some say TL2010q and other says TL2010Q?
They're all the same I recommend checking them out here to get the Christmas bundle we have going on right now :) jukijunkies.com/product/juki-tl-2010q/?v=1d20b5ff1ee9
Love this video!! So helpful 😀
Glad it was helpful!
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I need a new sewing machine. I’m using a Bernina that my mom had purchased back in 1980. I’ve seen so many sewers on You Tube using Juki machines and they rave about them. I would use it mainly for garments and home decor items. Could it be used for upholstery? I have a small chair that I want to recover and I’d like to use a medium weight upholstery fabric. And I’d like to make pillows from upholstery fabric once in awhile. Would one of these Juki models work for that?
I would recommend the Juki TL model machines. You would be happy with any of them. Give me a call id be happy to discuss your options with you :) 813-376-5015
I'm going to get a a Juki, but just an FYI for history's sake: the teacher who taught me to sew upholstered her sofa using a Featherweight!
You nearly just described me! I know this is an older comment, but I had to reply. I’ve been shopping machines for months! Have been sewing for over 20 years on vintage Necchi (1950’s) and a New Home Janome. I did order a TL model today!
I am considering buying theJuki TL 18 haruka machine just so bags with vinyl and faux leather. I like the idea of the micro lifter however I was wondering what is the clearance of the needle because if the foot lifts up and the needle doesn't you still can't put thick fabric under?????
advise
My sewing machine needs no design. I will design with pen on fabric and sew using free motton on sewing machine.
There will be only two layers of cloth. One above and one below. So which is the best sewing machine in low budget
Will the tl2000qi be great for bag making??
Yes it is :)
what is the difference between the tl-15 and the tl-18?
The micro lifter and accessories
Well done!
im looking to buy and can't decide what machine ..ill be using it on a Grace quilting frame for home machines any advice / would they all work I will be adding a hand speed control.. thanks
The TL 2010 would be a great choice, or if you are feel like you'd benefit from the other accessories than the TL-18 would make sense value wise.
I love the 2010, but u have haruka envy.
I *thought* I didn't need all of the extra feet that come w/the Haruka. Penny wise & pound foolish. I've purchased many of those feet, and it's cost me more than the price difference btwn TL-2010Q & Tl-18QVP.
@@yolandarowe3094 that's very true, plus you don't get that micro lifter. We recommend the TL-18 to customers who have a bigger budget and want to sew through thicker materials.
Which one has a bigger bobbin ?
all the same
Does Juki make a sit down quilting machine that is in/on a table?
Yes! The J-150!
jukijunkies.com/product/juki-j150-qvp/
Which do you recommend for thick layers of fabric like denim, canvas, nylon and leather? Thank you
The TL-18 due to the micro lifter :)
Does tl machines share the same feed dog with insdustrial machine?
No
the sewing sound in the background is so distracting and can't hear well what she says.
Thank you though for the comparison.
We will make a new video on this soon :) We have much better recording studio now to do so.
I'm wondering if Juki has a more domestic machine that zigzag n fish seams n make button holes. I have Juki industrial. I love it but I need other figures.
The Dx7 /f600 and those models are great.
Hello, do you know why TL-18 is Not available in Europe?
I am leaning toward TL18. Will that work in the Philippines. I plan to bring it there eventually if it will work there.
As long as they have the same power supply if not then you can buy a converter.
Could I make handbags with the 2000qi?
Yes
I don't seem to be able to find the comparison chart?? 🙄
jukijunkies.com/wp-content/uploads/Tlcomparisonsheet.pdf
Perfect!!! Thank you so much!!!
Powerhouse + Workhorse = POWERHORSE! 😂👍😉
Does anyone know if the speed control allows multiple speeds, say very slow, slow, medium, fast? Or is it simple slow versus fast?
Hi Bryson, I have the TL2010Q, and it's an analog slider, so it has all kinds of speeds in between turtle and rabbit.
And if it's not clear, it's also variable speed ... controlled by your foot on the pedal, like a car. The slider only sets the maximum speed when the pedal is pressed to the floor.
Thanks for the video. I follow a German sewing TH-camr, and she was just demonstrating her new Juki TL-2300 Sumato. She was making a wallet using faux leather, quilting cotton and thick stabilizers. After researching the machine, it looks like it is only available in Germany and the UK. Do you happen to know why we can't get it in the US? Or, do you know we will be getting it in the future? Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you!
Not sure what machine that is but most likely its the same as the TL-18 and they just name it differently in the UK.
@@JukiJunkies There are slight differences between the 2. But thanks for answering.
I want a Juki like this but with zigzag with the same frame with knee lifter
we hope one day they'll make a TL style machine that offers a zigzag.. it would be like the BEST seller :)
I am looking for this machine too. Janone offers 1600 speed with free winder.. I can't decide yet😮😢😢
On the QVP can you sew the bulk of a denim hem
Yes!
Hello. I live in Mauritius how can I get your sewing machine we can't have it in. Mauritius can you telling me what to do for please thank you
Email sewingmachines411@gmail.com
I live in Japan and was gifted with a TL30. Do you know anything about this model?
I believe its the same machine as our models just different names :)
I would like to know the price of these machines.
Visit this link jukijunkies.com/product-category/mechanical/
@@JukiJunkies - thanks. Too expensive for me My machine is just for playing, I don't produce anything for sale.
Hi; could you guys tell us the amps listed on the back of TL-18QVP - well actually, all 3 machines? I really need to know if they are different, and I can't find a dealer that will tell me. Thanks :)
1.1A all three the same
Do you accept trade in ?
Unfortunately no…
😢 I have a Juki tl2000 that I would love to upgrade
@@marianacary425 call ☎️ Gigi and talk directly to her. 813-376-5015
I got the impression that these machine are for heavy fabric, quilting, leather, etc. what about lightweight fabric? Is it also doable? I read the manual and seems like machines can make it as well. What machine would you recommend for light and middle weight fabric? I am interested in quality of stitching which domestic machine still cannot provide compared to the industrial/ semi industrial. Thank you!
Yes, you can sew light weight fabric too. I would recommend the TL2010 for both of your needs. Of course, you could get the TL18 too. Gigi
@@JukiJunkies thank you for answering, so basically if I do not use this feature for fabric free motion It become “ordinary” good quality straight stitching semi professional machine? Another question I would like to ask about the sewing table. Industrial machine are built into the table and I believe this is very convenient as elbows and wrists are at the same level which makes comfort and care. I’ve seen somewhere there is a floor table for Juki, but failed to find it in the accessories list. Is this kind of tables are universal and can be bought somewhere not necessarily at Juki? Thank you!
@@yuliakoroleva3434 take a look
At the Gidget 2 table on our website and scroll to the pictures.
@@yuliakoroleva3434 yes gorgeous quality stitches.
@@JukiJunkies oh, yes, indeed. I found one, but the thing is that I am not in US , I am in Taiwan. Do you do overseas shipping? Or this kind of tables are universal? Thank you!
Which is the link to the add on accessories that can be purchased for these machines mentioned in the video?
Smoot foot for the TL machines
jukijunkies.com/product/smooth-foot/
Thick throat plate for the Tl machines
jukijunkies.com/product/juki-tl-throat-plate-for-thick-fabric/
Hinged zipper foot
jukijunkies.com/product/hinged-zipper-foot/
Hi everyone, I found a juky tl 98p here in Italy. but I can't figure out which model comes closest to these in the video. can you help me? do you know what model it is?
It will be similar to the Juki Tl-2000
Hi where does the 2200 QVP mini sit in comparisson?
The 2200 would compare to the 2010.
How much for machine?
eh not much check out JukiJunkies.com ;)
I’m trying to decide between a 1541s or the tl 18. The biggest issue for me is space. I don’t think I have space for an industrial machine right now. But given they are so close in price I worry that I will still feel limited if I don’t get the industrial. For bag making I struggle with my current domestic machines. Any advice on how to decide if price is not the deciding factor?
I am a Bag and Accessory maker and have a 1541. I sews thru 8 oz leather like butter; however, it seems a bit heavy for basic accessories and bags. It is also perfect for heavy straps on horse blankets. I am considering the TL18 for most of my bag/accessory making, but need to research the range of thread sizes it takes. The 1541 will only go down to a 69 and for basic accessories that does look a bit too large. In addition, I have a servo and speed reducer on the 1541 which added to the cost. Sorry for jumping back and for between the machines, just jotting down thoughts as they come to mind. Hope that helps
Kathy you have great points… you almost need both as they’re made for different purposes in the bag making world. One complements the other… with that being said it really depends on your bags and what materials you’re using. A lot of our customers love the TL-18 for bag making and need nothing more. But some need the 1541 for their heavier duty bags with real leather and thicker layers. Give us a call we’d be happy to help you out. 813-661-9000
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Is the TL18 a good beginners machine to start quilting?
I would say so! It’s straight to the point, of course with any machine you have to take some time to learn it but that’s what we are known for! Our customer service, let us know if you have any questions.
Background noise is very distracting. Other than that thanks for the video
Yes I was going to add my own comment about that background noise seriously? Could they not have just been quiet in the background for the length of time she was talking?
Price
What about the Juki TL 2200 QVP ?
The TL2200QVP is no longer produced in the USA only outside of the USA. The TL18 Haruka has replaced that model.
Where can I get this machines in africa
I am not too sure :/ Do you have any Juki dealers?
Can we get the TL18QVP in the UK?
It’s not available in the U.K., but you could find the Juki TL2200 which was the previous model.
If I choose not to get the micro lifter, could I accomplish its purpose by using the knee lift for the presser foot and lifting the presser foot a tiny bit?
Not really. What type of sewing do you do?
@@JukiJunkies Back in the 1980's I sewed in the Jansport factory in Everett WA. and sewed on all the factory machines. Later I had 3 factory machines at home and sewed for interior designers. My serger was a Juki which I loved and got me hooked on Juki machines. ( I think it was an 812). My lockstitch at the time was a Singer 181-1 with no reverse. We lifted the presser foot with a knee lift just a little bit to sew backward and to create space for extra thick situations. I no longer have those machines and am looking for a Juki for my sewing now which includes a lot of quilting. As a single little old lady, living in a very small place I need a smaller machine and am thinking about the TL-2010. I see no reason why that wouldn't work with the Juki TL-2010. Have you tried it?
I am sold on a Juki. I am debating between the DX7. What would be the benefit of having both? I have old machines. I currently sewing garments, piece, and want to machine quilt.
Both the Juki DX7 and Juki TL models are great machines. They are really not comparable since one is a straight machine and the other is computerized. If you need a decorative stitch, zig zag, and button maker then I would get the DX7 because you need that for garments. I do have customers that have both machines. I am happy to discuss with you if you like. Feel free to call me direct at 813-376-5015. Have an awesome day . Gigi
I used to have a TL 98e and purchased the DX7 and gave my sister the TL. I am a quilter and although the throat space was comparable, the slender head on the TL has much more visibility for quilting than the DX7. They are both beautiful machines.
Hey there. Incase you have a Juki TL 2010 Q that you are selling, kindly let me know
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By removing the features on the machines. ,,you are having the quality drop. Make one model like Janome. With everything. Done. Stupid idea.
Price l am purch
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@@JukiJunkies I'm not english
Yours voice is suweet thanks
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