***Update. First of all it's $500 cheaper than what I paid fall of 2022, annoying. After using it a few months. I like it, but am disappointed in a few areas. I was making a handle for a bag. So after folded all together it is 4 layers of quilting cotton. I wanted to be able to use one of the cool decorative stitches on the top stitching of both sides of the handle. Wouldn't do it, too thick. WHAT? I also have run into problems with going over nested patchwork seams where it stutters. I even tried a Microtex needle. I do have a Juki TL-98Q that will sew through anything with a straight stitch but I was hoping this machine would give me more variety for stitches. Here's the bag I was trying to decoratively stitch. Pattern by Caroline Fairbank-Critchfield, SewCanShe.com
I am a very experienced sewer, Viking, Pfaff and a Juki straight stitch. I was excited when I saw this machine because literally it will replace all 3 of my machines. Watched a video AND read the book before unpacking (not something I usually do!). I've used it for 2 weeks, piecing and channel quilting a table runner. Tried different threads and it is smooth, quiet and a beautiful stitch. Tried some of the decorative stitches too. However, the first thing that happened when I was trying to use the stitch guide, poking into the hole pushed the little plastic piece out. Impossible to get back in. Someone on FB told me to heat it up in hot water, that worked. Then sewing along and the feed dogs dropped and they wouldn't come back up. Turned it off and on and tried the "up and down" feed dog setting, nope. Took the throat plate off (not all that easy to get back on) and pulled them up, have no idea why they dropped. Now, the needle threader just sort of fell apart. I have been using a Juki needle threader for years and this plastic-y piece does not fit with the rest of the machine, would rather have the old one. Have to admit with my ageing eyes, needle threading is almost a must. What can I say, other than I am a little disappointed to have had so many problems this early. They just lowered the price $30 since I bought mine. $3K is a lot of money, but still cheaper than Berninas. I'll update this if the problems continue. BTW my Juki TL-98Q has never had one problem and is a workhorse. I was just hoping to be able to have just one machine and the extra 3 inches of throat space is very nice.
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Juki HZL-NX7 Next Generation Long Arm Sewing and Quilting Machine
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Brand | JUKI |
Color | white, black |
Product Dimensions | 9.45"D x 22.64"W x 12.2"H |
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- Advanced Needle Threading System: This Long Arm sewing and quilting machine includes an automatic needle threader that perfectly pushes the thread through the needle and a convenient, jam resistant drop-in top bobbin
- Provides For: This provides for accurate feed and perfect stitching when sewing heavy weight fabric, quilting and multiple layers of materials
- Nothing Free Motion Quilts Better Than a Juki: Juki's rich tradition in quilting continues with the HZL-NX7 Next Generation. The feed dog can be raised and lowered simply by depressing a switch
- Thread Tension Scale: The HZL-NX7 Next Generation has the thread tension scale, which allows you to adjust the tension according to the thread and material to be used
- Precision Pin Feeding System: It's so easy to sew a wide variety of fabric thicknesses thanks to JUKI’S Pin Feed system for precision fabric feeding
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Thickness | 5.0 | — | 4.1 | 4.9 | 4.5 | 4.9 |
Easy to learn | 4.7 | — | 4.4 | 4.7 | 4.0 | 4.6 |
Easy to use | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.5 | — | 4.3 | 5.0 |
Value for money | 4.6 | 4.8 | — | — | 4.1 | 4.7 |
For beginners | — | — | 4.3 | 4.3 | 3.6 | 4.3 |
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power source | Corded Electric | AC | Corded Electric | AC | ac | AC |
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material | Metal | Aluminum | Metal | Aluminum | Metal | Metal |
model number | juki-hzl-nx7 | Haruka TL18QVP | XR9550 | TL-2010Q | mc6650 | TL-2010Q |
weight | 43.5 pounds | — | 10.1 pounds | 38 pounds | 0.01 ounces | 38 pounds |
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Brand | JUKI |
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Color | white, black |
Product Dimensions | 9.45"D x 22.64"W x 12.2"H |
Item Weight | 43.5 pounds |
Manufacturer | Juki |
ASIN | B07F92265S |
Item model number | juki-hzl-nx7 |
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4.2 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #471,803 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing (See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing) #1,379 in Sewing Machines |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | July 5, 2018 |
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Just some initial thoughts and Update
***Update. First of all it's $500 cheaper than what I paid fall of 2022, annoying. After using it a few months. I like it, but am disappointed in a few areas. I was making a handle for a bag. So after folded all together it is 4 layers of quilting cotton. I wanted to be able to use one of the cool decorative stitches on the top stitching of both sides of the handle. Wouldn't do it, too thick. WHAT? I also have run into problems with going over nested patchwork seams where it stutters. I even tried a Microtex needle. I do have a Juki TL-98Q that will sew through anything with a straight stitch but I was hoping this machine would give me more variety for stitches. Here's the bag I was trying to decoratively stitch. Pattern by Caroline Fairbank-Critchfield, SewCanShe.comI am a very experienced sewer, Viking, Pfaff and a Juki straight stitch. I was excited when I saw this machine because literally it will replace all 3 of my machines. Watched a video AND read the book before unpacking (not something I usually do!). I've used it for 2 weeks, piecing and channel quilting a table runner. Tried different threads and it is smooth, quiet and a beautiful stitch. Tried some of the decorative stitches too. However, the first thing that happened when I was trying to use the stitch guide, poking into the hole pushed the little plastic piece out. Impossible to get back in. Someone on FB told me to heat it up in hot water, that worked. Then sewing along and the feed dogs dropped and they wouldn't come back up. Turned it off and on and tried the "up and down" feed dog setting, nope. Took the throat plate off (not all that easy to get back on) and pulled them up, have no idea why they dropped. Now, the needle threader just sort of fell apart. I have been using a Juki needle threader for years and this plastic-y piece does not fit with the rest of the machine, would rather have the old one. Have to admit with my ageing eyes, needle threading is almost a must. What can I say, other than I am a little disappointed to have had so many problems this early. They just lowered the price $30 since I bought mine. $3K is a lot of money, but still cheaper than Berninas. I'll update this if the problems continue. BTW my Juki TL-98Q has never had one problem and is a workhorse. I was just hoping to be able to have just one machine and the extra 3 inches of throat space is very nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2022
I am a very experienced sewer, Viking, Pfaff and a Juki straight stitch. I was excited when I saw this machine because literally it will replace all 3 of my machines. Watched a video AND read the book before unpacking (not something I usually do!). I've used it for 2 weeks, piecing and channel quilting a table runner. Tried different threads and it is smooth, quiet and a beautiful stitch. Tried some of the decorative stitches too. However, the first thing that happened when I was trying to use the stitch guide, poking into the hole pushed the little plastic piece out. Impossible to get back in. Someone on FB told me to heat it up in hot water, that worked. Then sewing along and the feed dogs dropped and they wouldn't come back up. Turned it off and on and tried the "up and down" feed dog setting, nope. Took the throat plate off (not all that easy to get back on) and pulled them up, have no idea why they dropped. Now, the needle threader just sort of fell apart. I have been using a Juki needle threader for years and this plastic-y piece does not fit with the rest of the machine, would rather have the old one. Have to admit with my ageing eyes, needle threading is almost a must. What can I say, other than I am a little disappointed to have had so many problems this early. They just lowered the price $30 since I bought mine. $3K is a lot of money, but still cheaper than Berninas. I'll update this if the problems continue. BTW my Juki TL-98Q has never had one problem and is a workhorse. I was just hoping to be able to have just one machine and the extra 3 inches of throat space is very nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2022
***Update. First of all it's $500 cheaper than what I paid fall of 2022, annoying. After using it a few months. I like it, but am disappointed in a few areas. I was making a handle for a bag. So after folded all together it is 4 layers of quilting cotton. I wanted to be able to use one of the cool decorative stitches on the top stitching of both sides of the handle. Wouldn't do it, too thick. WHAT? I also have run into problems with going over nested patchwork seams where it stutters. I even tried a Microtex needle. I do have a Juki TL-98Q that will sew through anything with a straight stitch but I was hoping this machine would give me more variety for stitches. Here's the bag I was trying to decoratively stitch. Pattern by Caroline Fairbank-Critchfield, SewCanShe.comReviewed in the United States on August 21, 2022
I am a very experienced sewer, Viking, Pfaff and a Juki straight stitch. I was excited when I saw this machine because literally it will replace all 3 of my machines. Watched a video AND read the book before unpacking (not something I usually do!). I've used it for 2 weeks, piecing and channel quilting a table runner. Tried different threads and it is smooth, quiet and a beautiful stitch. Tried some of the decorative stitches too. However, the first thing that happened when I was trying to use the stitch guide, poking into the hole pushed the little plastic piece out. Impossible to get back in. Someone on FB told me to heat it up in hot water, that worked. Then sewing along and the feed dogs dropped and they wouldn't come back up. Turned it off and on and tried the "up and down" feed dog setting, nope. Took the throat plate off (not all that easy to get back on) and pulled them up, have no idea why they dropped. Now, the needle threader just sort of fell apart. I have been using a Juki needle threader for years and this plastic-y piece does not fit with the rest of the machine, would rather have the old one. Have to admit with my ageing eyes, needle threading is almost a must. What can I say, other than I am a little disappointed to have had so many problems this early. They just lowered the price $30 since I bought mine. $3K is a lot of money, but still cheaper than Berninas. I'll update this if the problems continue. BTW my Juki TL-98Q has never had one problem and is a workhorse. I was just hoping to be able to have just one machine and the extra 3 inches of throat space is very nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020
Ok... so... I have used my fair share of high end machines as I own my own stroller wagon accessory business and this machine... is LOVE! I’ve had the Brother PQ1500SL, Janome 6600, Janome 6700, and the Janome 9450. While those are great machines, I personally love the modern edge this machine offers. When they say next generation, they mean it. I feel like this is the machine for the experienced younger sewing enthusiast. It seems the “older” seamstresses prefer Janome but as someone who sews daily for my business in my 30’s. This is amazing. So many stitches, user friendly touchscreen for those of us used to fancy cell phones, and the built in walking foot is EVERYTHING! That was one thing I did love about the Janome machines but it didn’t work properly and all the feet were obnoxious to switch out. This machine has it built right in and comes with all the presser feet you need. SO easy to use and makes projects go much smoother and quicker. Absolute game changer. Comparing the stitch quality to the other machines, it doesn’t even compare.. this machine BLOWS the others out of the water. I’m FINALLY happy with a machine and after I noticed some of the younger quilting bloggers used Juki machines, I took a chance and SO GLAD I DID. Wow. I can’t say enough good things about this machine. I’m SWOON! Janie the Juki is my girl!
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2019
The HZL NX7 is a great sewing machine. I love the large throat space for quilting. My biggest complaint with the machine is it will not stitch over thick, lofty fabrics. If the the fabric is thick, the computer sensor in the machine thinks the presser foot is still in the up position and it will not stitch. I’ve experienced this while quilting and when making a chenille robe. The machine would not sew through the front facing of the robe, where I needed to make button holes. I ended up having to remove the presser foot and shank completely and stitch the button holes using only the bare needle. Yikes!
My other complaint is the automatic thread cutter cuts the thread too close and causes the needle to become unthreaded. I have to pull a little thread off the thread spool to loosen the tension before using the automatic thread cutter to keep this from happening.
Overall I like the machine. I’m just very disappointed that it will not sew over thick material.
My other complaint is the automatic thread cutter cuts the thread too close and causes the needle to become unthreaded. I have to pull a little thread off the thread spool to loosen the tension before using the automatic thread cutter to keep this from happening.
Overall I like the machine. I’m just very disappointed that it will not sew over thick material.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2022
How can I contact the seller? There are a couple of things I need answers to. I did not think I would need to use a leader with this machine, however, each time I start to sew, the tread bunches up for the first 1/4 inch, then the rest of the seam is fine. If I use a leader, the bunching happens there, then I can sew without a problem. I would think there must be a customer service department when you make a $3,000 purchase. Hopefully someone from the company will call me.
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2018
I purchased this machine two months ago and have had major problems with it. It has been re called by Juki. New model with lots of bugs to be worked out. Could not recommend it
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2023
I have only had it a couple days and it’s a dream to sew with ❤️
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2020
Love this machine!!!! Haven’t tried all the stitches yet, looking forward to my first quilt.