Ideas For Sewing Machine Purchase

[billymac814]

I'd be curious to see how the Cub works. My only reservation would be that I don't know many people that have used them and I'd imagine if you have issues with them its harder to get help maybe. I dunno.

I had a boss and was always pleased with it. It served its purpose and made me a bunch of cash. But you either love them or hate them.

[PappyUSA]

I've been useing a Boss for over 10 years and love it for holsters. It's great for going around sharp corners and curves. Belts are do-able but take a long time.

[Eagle Crest]

I've been thinking a lot. For the money and what I'm using it for I'm getting a boss.

[Anne Bonnys Locker]

Ronnie is a dealer and he has been very even handed by listing machines from different suppliers. Most dealers also offer options on finance. The Boss is an ok machine but it is also the one that people seem to raise the most questions about.

As Ronnie has been open about your options why don't you give him a call?

I have never done business with Techsew or Ronnie so I am only working on the advice and assistance he has given on this board. While I am a dealer in machines I doubt that I could be of any help as I am in Australia!

I've been thinking a lot. For the money and what I'm using it for I'm getting a boss.

[midwestislander]

I have dealt with Techsew and spoke to Ron on the phone. I bought a Techsew 3650 HD and was pleasantly surprised as to how fast I was able to get to sewing after receiving it. Very simple to assemble ( came in 3 boxes ), came preset. Very straight forward operation. The servo-motor is INCLUDED and makes sewing much easier and more precise (I am a super newby). Service is fast.