Serger Overlock Sewing Machine 4-Thread, 1200 SPM, 2.5–3.2 mm Needle Pitch

For the cost, this is a fantastic buy. I’m a first time overlocker user and I was able to teach myself to thread it in a day with video searches. It was a bit time consuming, but since I have figured it out, it’s become fairly easy. I do wish it were easier to go slower, and that the spool holder mechanism was more solid, but overall the cost for this is awesome.

Its so little and cute and I got it quickly. Its pretty durable. Best things to use as a beginner and for all it does its pretty affordable. Pretty easy to use. Hope you try it.

So far it’s a mighty, although cramped, power house. I have yet to have much of an issue. It was fairly easy to get started with it, having never used one before. Good value for the money.

Threading the machine is hard.

La máquina es muy buena para hacer terminaciones de ropa tiene variedad de puntadas.

Excellent! Nice and compact. It has an easy to follow thread illustration diagram, which was VERY helpful to me when threading the machine. For reference, I took photos and video of how the machine was threaded, out-of-box, just to be certain that I didn't get 'tangled up' when replacing the threads. :-) The machine isn't too loud and functions as expected. The quality feels solid and durable. What I like are the suction cup 'feet' at the bottom. They keep the machine from moonwalking all over the place. A manual with English instructions is included, extra needles too! (Be sure to buy your ow

It is small, about half the size of any overlock I've ever met, but I expected and wanted that.It's also FAST. Faster than the machines I sew on at work.I'll probably remove the bulb because it's hot and I prefer to sew in dim light anyway.Got it almost 10 days earlier than the earliest arrival date. The day after I started to worry about it's strange shipping information. But it all worked out. Was happy it came with a place for my thread cones. Also came with extra needles.I certainly feel the price I paid for it in its build but I still like it. I like that it's metal and not plastic especi

What should I mention first about this serger? You really do get what you pay for. The Jaygovan overlock serger is capable of decent "serging" tasks if you spend time with it. But this serger is no "walk-in-the-park" when it comes to threading the loopers and needles. When threaded right this serger will sew decently without breaking thread every 10 seconds. But that's the kicker this serger needs to be tweaked a bit to really run right. The foot control that came with the serger is basically an on/off switch. The carbon disks inside the controller that are supposed to act like a variable spee