Does this do a flatlock and also do rolled hems?
1425259
Yes, it does both flatlock and rolled hems. Nice serger for the money, btw.
348130
I would say yes it does. I have a Bowflex on my mat and it is a big machine. The mat is very thick and super heavy. A worth while investment especially if you have hardwood floors as i do. Amazon does offer a bundle for both. Hope this heps.
1954009
This would help with stair application. The turnbuckle screws in flat but it can move up or down 45 degrees. If your not using in stair you will not tell the difference. Hope this helps
510927
It does lock out at full extension. It doesn't really lock in, but it isn't loose in a way where that would matter.
195861
I don't know if this will help but the raise/lower cord is 'beaded' and the roller it passes through is notched accordingly so the cord acts as its own 'lock'. Hope that helps.
771255
Not sure what a lockstitch is but it does the same as a sewing machine. Works great, I have several of them,
723523
Not exactly. It will flat iron but will not curl. And a lot of hair falls out. I put it away to use as a costume wig, not a serious wig.
1214174
Yes it does. You just have to make sure when you stretch it open you need to push the "staple loading channel" back into place. But as long as you know that it's no problem at all.
515906
My experience is that the Distinctive a narrow Rolled Hem Foot is good for heming, but a bit of a challenge when turning corners where there's usually thickness of the fabric. Will a bit of practice and patience you might get it to work for you.
737725
For practical purposes, a serger and overlock are all but indistinguishable. They each perform the finishing stitches sewers want and need, as well as many decorative stitches. Most people probably use the terms interchangeably, thinking they are one and the same. However, technically, they are not. It is true that they both have two needles, a longer foot and needle plate. They also accommodate several different spools of thread. Generally speaking though, a serger performs one task perfectly-overlocking, cutting and finishing seams in one step. That being said, depending on the make and model, it may also perform more tasks and decorative stitches. It can have up to eight spools of thread which gives the user many options. In addition to the overlocking stitch, the serger is usually capable of performing the flatlocking stitch and the chain stitch. More expensive machines will also perform a cover stitch. These machines handle knits and many delicate fabrics with ease. An overlock machine may have just the overlock stitch for finishing edges. They tend to have fewer spools of thread, which means fewer options for decorative stitches. Another overlocked stitch that is desirable is the cover stitch, which is not standard on a serger sewing machine. The coverstitch is used for attaching lace and trims. It does not have a cutting attachment, as it has more uses than just finishing seam. You will find coverstitches used in knits and folded areas to be stitched. Many sewers are attached to their particular serger or overlock machine that may not have the cover stitch. For them, it makes sense to invest in a separate cover stitch machine that just performs that one stitch.
1286201
The machines allows you to have the thread spool horizontally as shown in the advertisement, but also plugging in an included accessory you can have it vertically too. I actually use the vertical position to spin my bobbin.
1812760
It does - the hook section snaps into the hanger section, so there is freedom to twirl. However the snap comes loose from the weight when the hanger is filled with ties
1915835
I have a hasquavana straight shaft. This universal hedge trimmer worked perfectly.
940891
Yes it has a hem all the way around it. Just think of a tarp, one side is the same type of material.
1690504
No, it doesn't. The iron-rest is not detachable. It is solid and strong even for my heavy Rowenta DG 8430. I also can hang several clothes when I am ironing. You will like it, unless you are looking for detachable iron-rest.
858612
Yes it does stay closed. My daughter uses it for her rainbow loom and elastics but it hasn't popped open. It's pretty secure for that light load. Not sure how it would do under more weight.
1050081
yes it does. It will turn around and around if the wind is right. I do not mind though, it seems to get clothes dried like in a dryer.