Brother ST4031HD Serger, Strong & Tough Serger, 1,300 Stitches Per Minute, Durable Metal Frame Overlock Machine, Large Extension Table, 3 Included Accessory Feet, 12.99 x 14.37 x 17.01 in., White

I had a White 734/DW that cost $1000.00 in 1993. It never worked right. I was constantly trying to configure a tension with no results. In and out of the shop. After spending so much money I couldn’t get rid of so it sat for 26 years. Needless to say I was terrified of sergers.With this pandemic I started asking for donations of fabric. I was making masks for individuals and businesses. I didn’t want any money just a donation to the Food Bank. These first masks made 3800 meals. My first 340 masks took forever without a serger. So much pinning, ironing and measuring. Not to mention how bulky th

I always try to search out high quality tools, for woodworking, autos, electrical and so fourth. I have very little room in my heart for crappy tools. I whole heartedly welcome this serger to the family of my quality tool collection. Great quality!!! ... I am especially fond of the ease of use. Took about ten minutes to thread it the first time I did it, 8 of those were learning and lookinglooking. Now it is pretty easy to thread. Love it, ❤️ The noise level seems pretty quiet similar to my other sewing machines, very acceptable, I am really happy with this purchase. They say a picture is wort

Works great, she loved the gift and can't stop using it.

It is the best Machine for my swimsuit project

This is my first own serger. Before I had some experience with my mother's old serger, but I couldn't make friends with it. I thought this type of machine was too complicated, so for years I postponed getting it. But when this one came, it took me almost no time and only one video class to learn all basic seams and actually start making things.Also, I was concerned that it may be loud. I live in an apartment building, and I can hear my neighbor snoring. So noise was important. The reviews were contradictory on this matter, and now I know the reason: it needs oiling right away + at least every

To start,know that Brother's warranty is a joke, a bad one at that. If you buy NEW and it does not work, they will make you pay to send it out or take it in person to a participating shop who will then deem weather the issue is covered or not. If they can/want they will work on your machine, if they cant/won't, they can give you a USED or REFURBISHED one believed to be in "as new" working condition. Read the print. I do, and called.With that being said. This is a great machine if you have it in working condition and keep it clean/oiled and take care of it. Simple as that.If you buy new and it

Really works like a heavy duty machine and has been dependable for the 6 weeks I have had it. I sew 6 days a week as I make and sell items using canvas and t-shirt material and it switches between the fabrics without any tension adjustment and handles both types of fabric easily and smoothly. The lift lever is super convenient for raising pressure foot. It came with a catch tray that the previos one I ordered and returned in two weeks did not include. A catch tray is just common sense and do not know why other brands do not include it. Being able to remove part of the deck is great for sewing

I initially wanted to buy the "cute" Brother 1034D Serger, which is also Heavy-Duty, built on a Metal Frame. BUT I saw a video of "yesguyssew" and the guy used this one: "Brother ST4031HD." I was sold. So I've had it for a few days and have tested it. 1) it comes pre-threaded in different colors to understand the different positions of the lower needles, etc.2) it's easy to use--and to change thread, just cut the thread there, tie up to new one and pull it through AND 3) the real test, it can sew a two ply of thick towels. I like to reuse the old towels to make them into absorbent rugs for our