I thought I had read that folks DIDN’T like the walking foot that came with these and sure enough, mine made what looked like light snags on my Tula sateen backing. I went ahead and ordered the even feed walking foot from you guys. Please tell me I haven’t spent $100 plus to buy the same walking foot.
Juki had some warranty issues on a batch of them however they have been sorted out since then. If you ever have an issue you can contact Juki America for a replacement as well.
This was very helpful! I have had the same Juki TL2010Q for over 10 years and it still sews fabulous. I am in the market for another machine as a back up and this was an excellent video to help me decide if I want a different machine. Thank you so much!
@JukiJunkies I am looking for a semi industrial professional sewing machine with straight + Zigzag. Without the need to switch the plate like the DX-4000QVP. Mostly regular sewing and less quilting. Thank you for your help.
Thank you David for this in depth comparison. I didn't know you guys go over each machine prior to shipping until spoke with you on the phone this past week. My TL2000 will be here Monday and I can't wait to get her set up. It took me two years to pull the trigger! I have been watching your vids for a long time and have shared your information with many. Keep up the great work y'all!!❤️✂️🧵👏🏻
Note if you have a Quilting Frame and you want to use your machine on it with a Grace Stitch Regulator be sure to check the model suits. I bought a QVP2200 (version of a TL18) which is the quilting model but the regulator only suited the TL2010. Rgds Charmaine in Australia PS love Juki Junkies thanks for all the tips....
This video made me go with the Juki brand... for My 1st semi industrial sewing machine. It's being shipped, not used it yet... but I look forward to a great experience 🎉. Thanks
Thank you for the comparison. I would also mention that the 18 allows for holding in the needle down/up button to take one or more slow stitches. This is useful when stitching around corners or curves.
I have a 2010 and I love it! The only thing I wish it had was a selector to set whether the needle stops up or down. It is set to stop needle down, and most of the time that's great, but there are times I wish it would stop needle up.
No one talks about interchanging universal high shank feet among juki models. By juki models, I mean those high shank machine you just showed and models you did not show. Also juki seems to treat purchasing customers differently. I found that australia folkes could get a fantastic bundle of feet that we in the Usa have trouble just finding. I just purchased the 2010 and bought a quilting frame with which to experiment. My machine is so sturdy and strong feeling. Wish it had better lighting. I understand that the 2010 is a relatively new model addition to the line. Liked your presentation. Thank you.
Love the video and all the information you gave. I got the 2010 as a birthday gift in 2020 and love it for sewing and free montioning small quilts, table runners and wall hangers. Its great sewing on vinyl, canvas and it has repaired our dining fly that we use in our travels out west for rhe winter stays in our 5th wheel. Highly recommend the Juki 2010q to my fellow quilters!
@@JukiJunkies I’m settling on the TL 2010Q. I have been sewing for a few years now and really want speed since I sew to sell. I’m also free motion sewing which gives me so much creative power to be original. And now that I just started quilting, I want to do the quilting myself. And honestly this model is reasonably priced for me.
I wish you had shown the needle plate with the seam line markings on it. I would like to see what the 1/4" seam mark looks like and how long it extends.
Great video I have a juki HZL LB5100 which I love, and it works for piecing quilt blocks together. But it does not have the throat space height. Or Weight, and it does not come close to comparing to the TLC machines. I love how you explained the differences on all the TLC machines. It was very informative and I save this video. And joined your site to receive all the videos. I can only aspire to hopefully in the near future to buy a TLC machine which I really really want. Looking forward to more of your videos, Thank You for your time and effort.
Great video! I only use an industrial 8700-7 but that new EB-1 is so appealing. I'm sort of considering getting one of the TLs for home. All of these machines seem fairly similar- but maybe that's because the focus was on the physical differences and accessories. I'm a garment sewist. Do you think I'd find one of these more similar to my 8700? I'm also very curious if there's a pressure foot regulator. I like a lot of pressure. I saw the micro adjuster but that's more for the quilting crowd and negative pressure I think, right? Thanks!
You would find the machine is going to be very similar to the 8700! The 8700 is the industrial form of the TL. The microliter is also good for sewers that are sewing over thicker straps on bags and such if you don't see the need for a negative pressure foot pressure save some money and get the TL-2010!
Are there any plans to make these exact machines with a 10-12” throat? Really want a Juki but want MORE space. Why are the larger throat spaces only on the computerized models?
Excellent video! I'm wondering about the extra tension point on the higher end models. Does that make a difference in the stitching or how it sews??? I would normally just get the best model, but the price difference is too big to ignore.
I really would prefer this machine with a complete metal covering instead of the plastic one - that's just me. I wonder if the Juki manufacturer is still producing them and would I be able to purchase the TL-2010Q model with the metal covering. Will someone from Juki get back to me, please? Thank you.
@JukiJunkies Thank you for getting back to me. I guess from the pictures, the machine being portable looked like it was lightweight and plastic, but I'm so happy that is not the case! Other sewing machine companies have a plastic covering and some plastic parts internally.
Contact your authorized dealer or Juki America for a replacement. Or try oiling it we have a video here on it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wxnJCe9JQgU.htmlsi=azl8XJf2owvyAj4d
the tl2200 is like the 2010 in this video and the tl2300 is like the TL-18 i am pretty positive. Look for the micro lifter and that will be the give away :)
The gidget 2 is a great affordable option and if you want something fancy i love the the Kangaroo Aussie cabinet check out our sewing furniture here! jukijunkies.com/product-category/cabinets/
I got a question for you. I have a 2010q. I love this machine. In the last year I have had problems with the bobbin winder. It gets stuck. I have had it into the shop several times. It’s in the shop again. The work is covered for 6 months. It’s so weired once that bobbin winder breaks down the machine doesn’t sew. It’s so frustrating. Any suggestions? Or am I ready for a new machine. Sure I like the 18. The price is steep. I already have quite a few feet that I use on a regular basis. If I was to purchase a machine from you is there any wiggle room on the accessories that 8 already have and don’t need duplicates. I love my Juki. I have a singer back up but it’s not a Juki. Any suggestions?
Hi Chery, I would love to talk with you on the phone to discuss your issues and give you the best information possible. We are willing to wiggle a little on the TL-18 with some accessories. Call us 813-661-9000 10am-4pm est M-F. Thank you, David
@@JukiJunkiesOH nooooooh😢😢😢, that answers my question. It is always great to have the zigzag option handy. I was about to buy the DX-4000QVP, but switching the feet dog plate to straight stitching is not interesting...😢😢
What about the TL 2300 ? No needle threader, (I don't know why, even very cheap machines have one) no walking foot and a different foot pedal with a separate small pedal for cutting the thread!
I have a TL2300 which I use frequently for heavier projects. A needle threader isn’t recommended for heavier threads anyway so that why it doesn’t have one, plus they can get in the way of bigger projects. I am based in the Uk and am a Juki dealer too, so a little bit biased!
