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Brother ES2000 77 Stitch Function Computerized Free Arm Sewing Machine | 
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| Brand: Brother
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $349.00
Buy New: $159.00
New (3) Refurbished (3) from $79.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  65 reviews
Sales Rank: 1661
Color: White
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 13.9
Dimensions (in): 19.5 x 14.7 x 10
Warranty: 1
MPN: ES2000
Model: ES2000
UPC: 012502612261
EAN: 0012502612261
ASIN: B0007ZHEJ8
Release Date: July 15, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 3-4 business days
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| Features:
| • | Free arm sewing machine from Brother; with 77 stitch functions | | • | With a computerized LED screen, users select stitches for operation; tension adjustment control | | • | 110-volt motor engages with pressure on the electrical foot pedal; reverse stitching requires manual adjustment | | • | Includes a built-in sewing tool compartment; read safety information prior to use | | • | Sewing machine measures 16 by 6-3/4 by 11-1/2 inches and weighs 11 pounds upon shipping; limited 25-year warranty |
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Product Description
Brother ES2000 computerized sewing machine includes 77 stitch functions, one-step bobbin replacement with quick set drop-in bobbin, automatic needle threading and a built-in thread cutter. A LED displaywith computerized stitch selection will make creating delicate family treasures a breeze using the built-in heirloom stitches. This unit also features variable needle positions, electronic foot control and drop feed for free motion quilting. Backed by Brother USA 25-Year Warranty, this sewing machine offers the essentials plus the tools you need to keep your creativity alive and growing. LCD display Various needle position Display with computerized stitch selection Auto size buttonholes 7mm zigzag and decorative stitches with variability Built in thread cutter Built-in accessory storage Electric foot control 110-V AC Powered Brother USA 25-Year Warranty
Amazon.com Review
Sewing advances into the twenty-first century with this computerized free arm sewing machine from Brother. Simple to use, the sewing machine offers users a choice of 37 stitches, 21 of which are decorative. Utility, mending, quilting, stretch, and decorative purposes benefit from the machine's 77 stitch functions. The UL-listed machine further endears itself with an automatic needle threader, a thread cutter, and one-step bobbin replacement. p The 110-volt sewing machine uses an electrical foot pedal to control operation. Users select stitch styles from a computerized LED screen. An adjustable control allows manipulation of the thread tension, while a separate built-in control alters stitch width and length for varying projects. While only one needle comes installed in the machine, the machine accommodates twin-needle stitching. The sewer engages reverse operation manually. Five diverse one-step styles insert buttonholes, automatically sized, in garments. Accessories are stored in a built-in compartment. Users carry the machine on the provided handle for travel. As with any electrical devise, read the safety guidelines and instructions thoroughly prior to use. The manual offers English and Spanish texts. This item is covered by a limited 25-year warranty. The sewing machine measures 16 by 6-3/4 by 11-1/2 inches and weighs 11 pounds upon shipping. i--Jessica Reuling/i
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| Customer Reviews: Read 60 more reviews...
 Sew Far, Sew Good November 21, 2008
So far, so good with this entry level machine.br /br /This machine replaces an over thirty-years old "boat anchor" that had become quite sluggish in recent years. This machine is sold in big box retail outlets like Target, Kohls, and Costco, so it's a very basic machine good for simple projects and mending. It's perfect for my needs. I finished an apron on this machine and it handled the project quite nicely. The fabric was light weight calico - not overly challenging for the machine. br /br /I will add to this review when I complete my next projects - some stuffed toys for young kinfolk and a PJs and robe set for my husband. The fabrics for these projects are heavier and may be more challenging. I'll come back and update my review.
 DANGEROUS!!!!!!! October 14, 2008
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
DO NOT BUY THIS MACHINE, IT IS TOO CHEAP. AND THE COMPUTER IS NOT PROGRAMMMED ACCURATELY.br /br /Everything went well until I sewed the button hole. The computer had a mind of its own, and would go too far to the right. I stopped using it after 2 needles bent. Thank God they did not break off! Try a Janome instead. Remember, we get what we pay for. My life is worth more than this piece of junk.
 Great sewing machine for the price September 30, 2008
I just purchased this machine for the little girl I teach sewing to and am jealous of how many features it offers and how nice it sews. I've recommended it to 7 of my friends and family and all love how well it handles thin and thick fabrics alike. This is really a great machine.
A simple, efficient machine September 24, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This machine came with a very easy-to-follow setup instruction. It's been over 10 years since I used a sewing machine last time, yet I was able to start using the machine in no time.br /br /I've been having trouble with getting the thread tension balanced between upper and lower thread, with occasional E-6 error and skipped stitches for the zig-zag pattern. Wondered if it is a machine defect and got a replacement, but same problem on the new one. It appears that this tension problem occurs to me only when I try to sew stretch-able materials, such as cloth from a fitted cotton T-shirt.br /br /The machine has been working fine for a regular cotton and fleece type of cloths. Giving 4 stars overall as a easy entry level machine.
Who's telling the truth? July 31, 2008
10 out of 31 found this review helpful
It really defeats the purpose of the reviews if they are not from confirmed purchasers of the product, don't you agree? This seems like any easy thing to address. It would certainly be more useful and helpful. br /br /I am very frustrated by the reviews-especially the ones by PLEIN JANE, for example. SHE HAS REVIEWED 3 DIFFERENT MACHINES, and HER STORIES DON'T ADD UP.br /br / How many REVIEWERS are just plants? br /br /I don't own this machine: I am shopping. I really want a new machine, but I don't know where to get reliable info .
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