Who makes the best embroidery sewing machine?

Answer 1

If you are just getting started I would recomend the Tajima machines, they are the best out there. They cost a little more but have a higher resale value when and if you decide to sell your business or want to upgrade. Most machines are good and built pretty much the same. The control panel and it's ease of use is important to look at and the biggest factor I always tell people to consider is the service. How well will this company service their machine? Call some people who have purchased one from them and see what they have to say. I would also consider a used machine with some kind of warranty. This way you don't have the big loss in value when "you drive it off the lot". If for some reason you decide it is not for you then you can sell the machine and get most of your money back.

Answer 2

It is a personal decision. All of the embroidery machines that are on the market now that you get from a dealer (not a 'box' store) are high quality. Like anything else you buy there are lemons in any production. In my opinion the best way to determine what machine would be best for you is to try out the software that goes with the machines. If you are interested in an embroidery machine you will want to be able to digitize designs yourself and if you are not comfortable with the digitizing software you will not be happy with the machine either. I have a Pfaff 7570 (one of the first Pfaff embroidery) and a Brother 2003D. I use the Brother for embroidery because the software is much easier to work with even though the Pfaff has a better embroidery stitch. Also the Brother does bigger embroidery designs. Good luck on your search.

Answer 3

Commercial embroidery machines are embroidery machines that are capable of operating for a long time very efficiently in order to embroider a large number of products quickly. This is good for a company that makes a lot of sales.

Answer 4

Home hobbyists and entrepreneurs alike find a computerized embroidery machine a great way to decorate clothing, linens, hats, and hundreds of other items. Since new embroidery machines can easily cost $10,000.00, buying a used machine makes sense for the first-time embroidery machine owner. They can get a feel for the art and craft of machine embroidery, then turn the used embroidery machine in for a new unit if they want a machine with more, or different features.

Shopping for a used embroidery machine should start at your local sewing center. There, the would-be buyer can test run many different machines, getting a feel for the brand most suitable for their purpose. Every sewing center carries one or more brands, but few carry all brands, so the prospective buyer should visit as many centers as possible, trying out every brand if the can.

The ultimate purchase of a used embroidery machine may be from a local sewing center, a private classified ad, or an online store or auction. Buying used is a cost effective way to buy an embroidery machine if the buyer has done all the necessary homework and knows the right questions to ask machine sellers.

Some factors to consider when buying a used embroidery machine include:

*Is the buyer familiar with the brand? Did they ‘test drive’ the model, or a very similar one at their local sewing center? If not, the buyer is advised to wait until they find a machine they are familiar with.

*How old is the machine and how was it used. The machine might have a great deal of wear if the seller used it for commercial purposes. A little used, hobbyist’s machine would probably provide a better value.

*When was the machine last serviced by a qualified technician. Are service receipts available? The buyer needs to know the complete history of a used embroidery machine.

*What parts and accessories are included? Every embroidery machine requires special sewing foots, hoops, needles, embroidery cards, and other accessories. Most of these items are brand specific, and many very expensive when purchased separately.

Great bargains exist in used embroidery machines for knowledgable buyers

Answer 5

It will cost between 300$ to 1000$ for a best embroidery machine. You can check the best machines with their pros and cons on embroiderymachinebest. com

Answer 6

Singer is still the leading brand for an embroidery machine and has been for many decades. Brother also makes very good machines.

Answer 7

Am embroidery machine can cost anywhere between several hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. The cost is based on the ability of the machine to embroider using difficult stitches.

Answer 8

I am selling two embroidery machines.For details send me a mail mdile40@gmail.com