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Consew 206Rb5/ Artisan 1797 Ab/ Cb 227R

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I am almost done debating which model to purchase so sorry If Im annoying anyone out there. I am going to start with a medium duty machine and plan on a Heavier duty like the CB 3200 or 4500.

that being said,

which of the 3 models I listed in topic title rate best in others opinion/ experience. The CB 227 is a cylinder bed i know, but in this decision I am not considering that because I will acquire my heavy duty machine with cylinder bed later. i am more looking at these three models functions and capabilities as compared to each other. the artisan and consew have a safety clutch and bobbin winders i believe, and also seem to have a higher foot lift but Just trying to narrow down between these 3 machines so any help would be awesome

thank you

Steve

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I have a Consew 206 RB-1 and find it to be a wonderful machine that will sew up to 3/8" leather with up to #138 thread without any issues. With that being said, a Cylinder arm would be super nice when making bags. If I were to buy one new, and I wanted to make purses and things, I would opt for a cylinder arm over a flat bed because the saddle stitching machines are going to be too heavy for garment weight leather.

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What are you wanting to sew Steve, and the best reasons to ask are why the board is here, for all of us! one day or another.

Floyd

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