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Juki 2-Needle, 2/3/4-Thread Overlock Machine MO-654DE | 
 enlarge | Brand: Juki
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $1,320.00
Buy New: $439.00
You Save: $881.00 (67%)
New (5) from $439.00
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 165373
Media: Office Product
MPN: MO-654DE
Model: MO-654DE
UPC: 189684000114
EAN: 0189684000114
ASIN: B001BG08DQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Color Coded Threading Guides | | • | Adjustable Stitch Length | | • | Multi-Purpose Foot | | • | Automatic Rolled Hemming | | • | Heavy Duty Knife System |
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Product Description
The Juki Pearl Line Home Sergers offer several exciting models to expand your sewing capabilities. Create the latest fashions or decorative home items and crafts with the MO-654DE four-thread overlock. These units offer differential feed and built-in rolled hemming and perform all the popular overlock and flatlock variations. The Pearl line sergers are ideal for use with today's latest fabrics as well as decorative threads. Add serging techniques to your world of sewing and open new doors to design opportunities!
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| Customer Reviews:
Heaven!!! January 11, 2010
A. Lazzerini
0 out of 7 found this review helpful
Well, I haven't actually used the machine yet because I'm still learning how to operate it but it appears to be in perfectly new condition! Shipping was super-fast and I can't wait to get to sewing! Thank You!!!
Juki MO-654DE October 13, 2009
Nadezhda Osipova (Miami, Fl USA)
2 out of 7 found this review helpful
Thank you. Received in no time. Very happy, works excellent. So far no problem at all. I'll recomend to anybody.
Incredible bargin for the money March 28, 2009
M. Leonhardt (Boston)
30 out of 31 found this review helpful
This is my fifth serger and, so far, my favorite. For the last five years I have mostly sewn on a Baby lock Imagine, and then a Baby Lock Evolve. These are excellent, very easy to use sergers, but very expensive. In addition, I found the Evolve, the one I used the most, had trouble going over thick seams. When the Evolve was getting serviced earlier this year I bought a vintage Juki (MO-104) and loved it but decided I needed a more modern one with differential feed and a rolled hem.
This Juki has it all. It is very stable--never moves around when you're serging--has a wonderful knife set-up that cuts through anything smoothly, and has a beautiful rolled hem, either two or three thread. It doesn't have the jet air threading of the Baby Locks, but threads easily. Everything is color-coded. The tensions are also very easy to set. I haven't had any problem with them at all.
I would advise you also to order a good, basic serger book because the instruction book with this Juki doesn't explain how to make the variety of stitches that are possible with it. With most of them you just have to tweak the tensions or stitch length or width, all easy to do on this machine. The electronic, high end machines (that go for a thousand dollars or more) will either make these adjustments automatically, or tell you how to do them on the screen, but I find a good serger book works just as well, and is much, much cheaper.
Do be aware that this machine does not have a coverstitch, or coverhem, as it is sometimes called. It's the two or three thread stitch used to hem knits. To get this stitch you need to buy an expensive, high-end combo serger, or a separate coverstitch machine. I like having a regular serger, this one in particular, and a separate coverstitch machine, like the Janome CP 1000.
This is shipped from Ken's Sewing Center, a store with an excellent reputation in the sewing community. Mine arrived quickly in perfect shape, but had there been a problem I know Ken's would have taken care of it.
Really, this serger is an amazing deal. Juki is an excellent brand; I understand they make the Bernina sergers as well.
Update: When I reviewed this serger it was $399.00 and was shipped by Ken's Sewing Center. I see now that the price and vendor have been changed. It is still an excellent serger but not quite as good a deal now.
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