SINGER X5004-HD Metal Frame Serger & Overlock Machine | 2-3-4 Stitch Capability, 8 Built-In Stitches, 1300 Stitches per minute, Adjustable Differential Feed & 2 LED Lights (Grey/Blue)

Initially I thought it had been used because it came prethreaded but they do that for convenience. It also came with some canvas to practice on. There’s no manual, just a slip of paper saying where to find it. I did a search for singer x5004 and it came right up. The equivalent on singers website is 14HD854. Some other reviews mentioned that they couldn’t find the manual or the machine on singers website but it’s for sure there. Anyway it works great, seems like it would work on thicker fabrics as well as thin ones. As with any serger it’s a pain to thread but it comes color coded and with the included tweezers it’s not terrible. Overall good for the price!

I sew pillow covers full time for my Etsy store, Roses of Yesteryear. Can't beat the A+ quality of this heavy-duty serger!! It cuts many layers of fabric like butter! It is TRULY a workhorse! Just like my heavy-duty Singer sewing machine! I GREAT DEAL FOR THE MONEY TOO!SINGER HEAVY-DUTY PRODUCTS ARE FANTASTIC!

I’m still learning how to thread it properly - hopefully today will be the day

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CONTENTÓ Y MUY RECOMENDABLE.

Here's my story: I worked hard to save up for a serger. I finally had enough money and was deciding between this one and the one from Joann’s. I got the one from Joann’s because it was $50 cheaper. When it arrived, it was broken and sounded like a blender. Joann’s has a return policy that states once it is opened, it cannot be returned. I did some arts and crafts and was able to get the serger returned, thankfully. I then decided to get this one, and it arrived and works great.

I grew up around Singer, but when started sewing bought Brother because it is cheaper, still own 2. But replacing my last Serger was an ordeal, had to return 2, one the thread from the needles tangled and the front cover broke. The second, one month after fighting to make a good loop and sew I read reviews that was a current problem for everyone, plus had an awful inside noise, so... returned as well. Will not try a Chinese Brother again. Decided to spend a little more and bought this Singer. Was amazed that it didn't come threaded and no instructions booklet, no additional foot, and just a brush. Printed the instructions from internet, and checked videos for the threading. Slightless user friendly than Brother. But this is sturdy, doesn't dance all around the table. Sits well and I can even use the lint bag. So far is sewing wonderfully and less noisy. You can tell it's "the" brand. Hope it continues all good. Just a few days so far, will update my review if something goes wrong, for now happy with my purchase. This is made in Vietnam.Update, September 30, very frustrating can't "guess" the settings, because the booklet doesn't help, is vague and doesn't sew as expected, unfortunately the return window finished. I'm losing so much time trying to make it work. 😪

Easy to use and portable. When trying to thread for the first time, it’s a challenge. But once you overcome that first threading, it’s not difficult at all. This machine makes beautiful stitches, and is perfect for a beginner. Its lightweight material makes it easy to transport or move.