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  • What To Consider When Purchasing A Computerized Sewing Machine

    We've spent time to get knowledge about sewing machines and then noticed some common points that affect people's purchasing decision.

    Particularly, we will present our studies about the significant points you should consider before purchasing the Best Computerized Sewing Machine in this article.

    Besides, check out this article Expert Guide To Best Basic Sewing Machine For Beginners Worth Buying Today if you want to learn more about top quality sewing machines on the market.







    Below are factors to consider when buying a beginner sewing machine:



    Automatic Computerized Features

    Sewing machines in today’s market often comes with several computerized functions. The most typical features include auto needle threader, thread tension settings, speed control, etc. Those automated things are really helpful in doing difficult sewing tasks and save time for users.

    There are more advanced features automated such as programmable embroidery designs, stitch patterns, monogramming, auto seam settings, etc.



    Auto Needle Threader

    Thread is one of the most vital parts of a sewing machine. But threading is a frustrating task that can take your time. So, the auto needle threader will help you sew faster without any hassle.



    Drop-in Bobbin

    A poor bobbin design in some models may make you frustrated because you have to take the cover off, then pull the bobbin's case out to check the thread into the bobbin.

    Otherwise, some other models come with the drop-in bobbin that handle the above problem in 2 steps: pop out the bobbin, then drop it in place.



    Free Arm

    A free arm allows you to easily sew tight fabric like hems, sleeves. It is really useful for both beginners and professionals.

    Check out basic sewing machine reviews at CraftsSelection.com to know which sewing machine to buy for new users as well as affordable sewing machine for fashion design students.







    Foot Pedal

    A sewing machine in general, and a computerized model in particular comes with a solid foot pedal for accommodating your foot in proper size. Moreover, it is better if your picked model has an anti-slip grip.



    Flexible Tension

    A flexible or adjustable tension can create a better result when working with different fabrics or threads.

    The good news is that most of high-quality machines come with this feature. But, the less inexpensive ones has none. So, let's check it carefully when shopping computerized machine.



    Feed Cavity

    The larger the feed cavity is, the smoother the stitch runs while working with larger fabrics.



    Lamp

    It makes your work area well-illuminated so that your sewing becomes easier.



    Noise

    The acceptable noise from a sewing machine is at the average of 60 - 80 decibels, in which 70 - 80 decibels is the noise level of heavy traffic. So, you do not want to sew hour by hour in a noisy space, do you? Go with a quiet model for your convenience while sewing.



    Flywheel

    A recessed flywheel can make the machine difficult to grip. So, you should consider this feature when buying your new machine.



    Other Important Factors

    Does those features matter a lot in deciding what is the best sewing machine for home use for you? Yes, it does and you will find your answer here.

    Lastly, here are some other factors you should consider before buying any computerized machine: Price (is your picked model worthy for your investment?), After-sale services (warranty, repair regime for the lifespan of your machine), especially your Demands (what is the sewing level you are at? What kinds of projects do you often sew?, etc.)