Janome JAPAN Compulock 888 Demo 5432 Thread, CoverHem, Safety Stitch, TOUCH SCREEN Serger, Roll Hem, Diff Feed, AutoTension, 21Stitch, 30 Memory, Case 888Demo

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Janome JAPAN Compulock 888 Demo 5432 Thread, CoverHem, Safety Stitch, TOUCH SCREEN Serger, Roll Hem, Diff Feed, AutoTension, 21Stitch, 30 Memory, Case

The Janome Memory Craft Compulock is the only serger with a large, interactive Visual Touch Screen which displays timely information and registers your input and selections. You can page through a menu of built-in stitches, consider recommended settings, change settings, and receive messages using many of the same screen navigation keys that you've used on your Memory Craft Sewing Machine. Depending on which stitch is selected - 2, 3, 4, or 5 thread - the appropriate color-coded Light Emitting Diodes illuminate to indicate the correct thread paths. And you get more room to sew: compared to regular sergers, the Compulock also has nearly three times the work space to the right of the needle.rnrn 4 Thread Overlockrn 3 Thread Overlockrn 2 Thread Sergingrn Chain Stitch Looperrn Larger Sewing Surfacern Seam Length: 1.00 to 5.00 mmrn Seam Width: 2.00 to 5.70 mmrn Adjustable Cutting Widthrn Differential feed: .05 to 2.2 mmrn Lay-in Tension Unitrn Tension Discs Separate when Presser Foot Liftedrn Blade Cutting Length: 12 mmrn Heavy Duty Cutting Systemrn Self Threading Lower Looperrn Programmed Thread Tensionrn Built-in Accessory Boxrn Waste Chip Boxrn Built-in Rolled Edgern Electronic Speed Controlrn Built-in Tutorialrn Optional Workbookrn Videotape Includedrn Heavy Duty Feed Systemrn Maximum Speed: 1300 rpmrnrnrnIt's the first serger easy enough to be a Memory Craft. In fact it's, easier, faster, and more professional than ever!rnrnThe Only Serger With Touch Screen ControlrnrnThe Janome Memory Craft Compulock is the only serger with a large, interactive Visual Touch Screen which displays timely information and "“ in turn "“ registers your input and selections. Choose a stitch with a single touch! From the moment the Compulock is turned on, you're guided through each step "“ in your choice of several languages. You can page through a menu of built-in stitches, consider recommended settings, change settings, and receive messages "“ using many of the same screen navigation icons you've used on your Memory Craft sewing machine.rnrnFrom overlock to flatlock to overedge to rolled hem to picot edge to safety stitch, the Compulock has it all. Fifteen primary stitches plus six variations "“ a total of 21 built-in stitches "“ more than any other serger on the market. And the Compulock cover stitch is 6mm wide, giving your homemade garments the look of expensive ready-to-wear.rnrnNearly Triple The Working RoomrnrnWhen you look at the Compulock, you'll immediately notice that it doesn't look like a regular serger. Its design "“ like Memory Craft sewing machines "“ is clean and sleek. Plus, to the right of the needle there's nearly three times the work space of a regular serger. That's enough room to work with both hands, even enough space for your entire garment to pass through while stitching the final cover stitch.rnrnWith Automatic Settings You Spend L More Info

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Janome Sewing Machine Co., Ltd. is a Japanese company that is one of the leading manufacturers of sewing machines worldwide. Janome has manufacturing plants in Japan, Taiwan and Thailand. The Pine Sewing Machine factory was founded on October 16, 1921. In 1935, the Janome trade-mark was established, and the company was renamed to Janome Sewing Machine Co., Ltd. in 1954. The name "Janome" really means "snake's eye". At the time of brand establishment (1935), the round bobbin system was the more advanced technology replacing the traditional long shuttle type. As the new round bobbin looks like a snake's eye, Janome was chosen as the company's name.

Wikipedia: Sewing Sewing is an ancient craft involving the stitching of cloth, leather, animal skins, furs, or other materials, using needle and thread. Its use is nearly universal among human populations and dates back to Paleolithic times (30,000 BC).