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Brother ES2000 77 Stitch Function Computerized Free Arm Sewing Machine

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Brand	Brother
Color	White
Item Weight	11.02 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH	6.69 x 16.1 x 11.42 inches

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Includes a built-in sewing tool compartment; read safety information prior to use
With a computerized LED screen; users select stitches for operation; tension adjustment control
110-volt motor engages with pressure on the electrical foot pedal; reverse stitching requires manual adjustment
We do not recommend using this machine in countries that do not support 120V AC even if a voltage adapter is in use.

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Product Dimensions

6.69 x 16.1 x 11.42 inches

Item model number

ES2000

ASIN

B0007ZHEJ8

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133 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

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#519,643 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing (See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing)
#1,704 in Sewing Machines

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Item Weight

11.02 pounds

Manufacturer

Brother

Date First Available

April 21, 2004

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Go beyond mending socks with a new, quality Brother 77-stitch Sewing Machine. This computerized sewing machine features 77-stitch functions, 5 styles of 1-step buttonholes, an automatic needle threading function and LCD display. Imported. 11-1/2Hx16Lx6-3/4W".

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Sewing advances into the twenty-first century with this computerized free arm sewing machine from Brother. Simple to use, the sewing machine offers users a choice of 37 stitches, 21 of which are decorative. Utility, mending, quilting, stretch, and decorative purposes benefit from the machine's 77 stitch functions. The UL-listed machine further endears itself with an automatic needle threader, a thread cutter, and one-step bobbin replacement.

The 110-volt sewing machine uses an electrical foot pedal to control operation. Users select stitch styles from a computerized LED screen. An adjustable control allows manipulation of the thread tension, while a separate built-in control alters stitch width and length for varying projects. While only one needle comes installed in the machine, the machine accommodates twin-needle stitching. The sewer engages reverse operation manually. Five diverse one-step styles insert buttonholes, automatically sized, in garments. Accessories are stored in a built-in compartment. Users carry the machine on the provided handle for travel. As with any electrical devise, read the safety guidelines and instructions thoroughly prior to use.

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Mel O.

Seems great

Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2010

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Got this for my wife for Christmas this year. I did a lot of research and reading before buying this thing. I learned a lot about sewing machines that I didn't care to know. This things has made her very happy so far. I'm not sure why there are any negative reviews for this machine, aside from the occasional bad unit. But that happens with every product ever made, there is always a bad few that roll off the line. I didn't go with Singer because of the rumors surrounding their current quality levels so I stuck with Brother. She is not dissapointed at all, in fact the opposite. She is elated with all the fun different stitches this thing does. She got out an old dress and just started testing this thing out on it. She showed me like 20 different stitches............BORING. But to her it's killer. Drop in bobin is perfect she says, automatic needle threader works as advertised. No tension problems like some people may say. She says that anyone that has problems with this machine must not know what they are doing. She is not an expert seamstress by any stretch, but she says this thing is easy as pie to use. Highly recommended by her.

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Jewel

Long Time Friend

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2014

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I bought this machine about 8 years ago. I've sewn quilts with it mostly. I have also repaired several "horse" masks; . The trouble came recently when the thread began to bind up heavily and frequently while make a denim rag quilt. I suspect that it just has trouble with really heavy fabrics now where it didn't before. I've trouble shot everything, cleaned it, and looked through the manual. To no avail. My sister-in-law bought me a new one. I chose a Jenome this time as it was recommended more highly for quilting. I love this machine and maybe will give it a go with lighter fabrics. Also, it only prefers 100% cotton threads. It doesn't like polyesters or clear threads for quilting. LRB's Wife

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S. J. Hall

So Far Sew Good!

Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2008

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I'm new to sewing and I was a little concerned about purchasing this machine after a few of the reviews suggested that it struggled to get through some fabrics. I'm happy to report that so far I've made pants with 12 weight denim, and I had no problem, I've made three projects with 200 weight fleece without issue and a couple of flannel PJ's without the troubles that some people wrote about. The only complaint that I have right now is that somehow it becomes unthreaded a little more often than I like, but I'm guessing that it's user-ended. So far I'm enjoying the heck out of it.

This is an update on the material types that I know the machine can handle. I've made two denim jackets plus a pair of jeans from 12 weight denim. I've made two pairs of pants out of 8 weight denim, two more pants from 200 weight fleece and a pair of pants from baby whale corduroy. I've made shirts from linen, velour, and corduroy (baby whale). I've made two denim skirts and I sewed the material through elastic and over seams at the same time without a problem (double denim thickness plus seam thickness plus the elastic thickness).

I think that the people who are having so much trouble aren't using the recommended needle and presser foot for the job that they are doing. I did get a round of "E-6" errors but it turned out that my needle was bent from using the wrong type of needle for the fabric I was using. The instruction book explains which needles to use with which fabrics but I didn't read that part until I had problems.

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cirrocumulus

Not hard-wearing

Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2008

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March 2011 - I'm updating this review based on the heavy use I put it through the past year (downgraded from 4 stars). When I first bought the machine I rarely used it but when I did I completed several projects at once. This past year I started an Etsy shop and found the need for sewing everyday. I'm not talking about making leather bags or premium denim, just your average quilt-weight cottons, some linens, and occasionally heavy interfacing. The machine could not handle thick layers. And while I understand it's not meant to sew through 10+ layers on a consistent basis all I needed was for it to sew through five layers at the handle-to-bag points. The tension became insane, too tight/too loose on either top or bottom stitching and it would not go back, even after I had it "fixed" by a repair shop (for $65). The shop managed to fix the timing however so I could start to reuse it. A month after it's repair the timing broke again. I refuse to pay for another visit to the shop, another$65 and that's basically the cost of this machine!! It's true you get what you pay for. Light projects with intermittent use is the best use for this type of machine.

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I bought this machine as a substitute to my grandmother's heirloom Singer. I had some hesitation with a machine that was computerized because I'm very accustomed to the standard knob and dial machines. Overall this is a great piece of equipment.

Advantages: Great manual, it will tell you how to do almost everything you'd like to do with the machine. Numerous accessories, several feet, bobbins, and other standard sewing pieces come courtesy of Brother. The ease of switching feet, the automatic threader (which, not to be misleading, you still have to manually wind the thread through the machine, this model comes with an arm that pulls the thread through the needle for you - hence the name). The drop-in bobbin. Goes through most fabrics readily, including double and triple folded materials (with exception of some sturdier fabrics - i.e. leather). One of the quietest motors I've ever worked with. Easy to trouble shoot.

Disadvantages: You can only use the bobbin model that comes with the machine, it won't accept any other kinds. The dome light is very dim. The machine also tends to be overly sensitive to you manually poking around. When I first turned on the machine I nudged the needle, to which the LED display immediately flashed an E6 warning (that was an easy fix, I just turned it off then back on). To get all the stitch functions it take some time getting used to the four control buttons. Which, again, not to be misleading the "77" stitches are variations of 35+ standard ones. I also didn't understand I hadn't wound the bobbin thread all the way through either, it resulted in terrible tension control during my first project. You may be trouble shooting a lot until you get to used to the machine. But the majority of the time the problems are simple and once fixed you'll never have that problem again.

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