JUKI DNU 1541S Overview 

Right? The music was horrid. I turned the sound off so I’m hoping nothing was sad because I would have missed it.

Just sewed slowly. No adjustments.

We use the Consew version for marine upholstery and it works fantastic. We just got the DNU 1541S and are working out some adjustments but it looks like it will be great for upholstery.

We're about to add that option to our website due to folks such as yourself. Thanks!

Crazy machine techs do all sorts of crazy stuff. His method works for thousands of machines daily, running two production shifts, but I always follow the manual too.

S is for Safety. Prevents breaking the hook.

@@CutSew thanks for raply

@@CutSew I've bought juki ddl8700. I couldn't buy from you because am in Netherlands, because I couldn't pay import TAX. but I love your accessories, maybe I'll try some.

Ours comes assembled. It's made in a Juki factory. Their production centers are worldwide. Check out the cost here: www.cutsew.com/juki-dnu1541s-walking-foot-sewing-machine

Few questions: How old is the belt? What condition is it in? Can you tighten the tension if it's in good condition? Which motor do you have?

Cut Sew hi I bought it six years ago new, from my local distributor in NY. The machine is in excellent condition as recently checked by a Juki specialist. It’s the 1541, not the 1541S, Servo motor, machine made in Japan

@@ejshelby5460 Which servo motor is it? That can make all the difference with torque.

Cut Sew hi, I’d love to be able to send you a photo. Here’s what’s on the motor sticker: Family, electronic servo motor.FESM-550S, output 550 W. Volt: 110, RPM: 0-3450

The standard size 23 needle

…lol… don’t buy it. It’s over hyped. I switched back to my Consew.

No. You only need a speed reducer on a clutch motor. Our machines come with a servo motor. There is a speed control on the servo which allows you to slow the machine down.

I did see that too. So now I'm thinking which is the right way 🤔 but his stitches looks better than mine. I just got the juki 1541s n it locked on me. My son went through hell getting it back to sew again. I heard that the consew its a very good machine. The reason I bought the juki is bcuz the foot lever goes up pretty high. So it depends what u need it for

@@sonialovesewing2396 I am a less than average sewer, but I caught the backward bobbin and the fact that setting the timing on the Juki 1541S is A LOT more involved than pressing a button turning the handwheel. He was actually re-engaging the safety clutch; turn the wheel away from you while pushing the button down until you hear it reset, then turn it towards you. Setting timing involves loosening a couple screws and measuring movement in the needle bar. They would lose hundreds of dollars per machine telling you how to do that. -Seems they could release a more honest review though, Cut Sew IS a reputable company. I cannot speak of the Consew though I have heard they are well made. Basically, as I understand it, they are all styled after the Singer 111. I grew up with the Juki family of sewing machines, other than a few Singers, they are all I have known. Sorry to hear you have had issues with yours.

Oh, so yeah, the bobbin case loads differently on this machine.

Yes, it is a self oiling machine. Unlike say, the Consew 206, which has lots of little spots to oil

@@CutSew what?? It’s self-oiling? How is that possible. The manual shows how to oil it.

Awe man! You should have bought it from CUTSEW! We sell them fully assembled! Who did you buy it from?!?!

@@CutSew Thanks for the quick reply! Should have bought it from CUTSEW. With no preference or direction, I went with a place called SewingMachinePlus.com in Escondido CA. I put a phone call to them yesterday asking about the "fully assembled"... I called 3 times and still no reply. To say my excitement is deflated would be understating my disappointment in having spent $2,200 including $299 shipping AND still have to put it together MYSELF. Plus there was some damage to the rubber desk top bumper. Anyway don't want to beat a dead horse. I'm just trying to put the beast together so I can use it SAFELY.

Best pict showing correct routing is pg 13 of the manual. Shows both items above.

Crazy machine techs do all sorts of crazy stuff. His method works for thousands of machines daily, running two production shifts, but I always follow the manual too.

that should probably clear the foot. Mesasure and compare to be sure

Who did you buy this from?

69 Nylon

Tex 69

$1866 assembled

Unfortunately the entire United States is out of these at the moment. If you can wait a couple of weeks, then just place your order on CUTSEW.com www.cutsew.com/juki-dnu1541s-walking-foot-sewing-machine

noted...more talking points in future videos. Thanks for the useful feedback! 😀

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Lol. How so?

@@CutSew Your bobbin rotates CCW at 3:24; should rotate CW from Juki Instruction Manual pg 19, item 7 Threading the bobbin: section 2): "bobbin rotates in direction B when thread is pulled".