Necchi C12
 | Outdated Product Type of sewing machine: overlocker; Number of stitches: 12; Number of loops: 4; Sewing speed (st/min): 1300; differential bottom feed; free arm; presser foot pressure; Presser foots: overlock foot; |
Necchi C12
2023
Type:overlocker
Number of lines:12
Number of loops:4
Stitch:length 7 mm
Paws:overlock foot
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Sews just wonderfully The trimming is perfect Easy threading Threader LED lighting Tool set Knife disconnection Sleeve block Works with 4, 3, and 2 threads Trash container, just what I wanted for so long! Thread holder right on the body Suction cups on the bottom to keep the machine from sliding on the table When you lift the presser foot, the thread tensioners open for easy threading. A bit slower than the previous one. The operating sound is a bit louder than expected.  Reverse_rain: use Necchi C12 few months |
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And I didn't make a mistake. The machine is great. It was perfectly set up out of the box, we threaded the threads, started it, and it works. The stitches are even, the blades cut perfectly without chewing, and of course, it has an excellent four-thread stitch.
Of course, there are some things to keep in mind; no matter how you look at it, its speed is lower than the Chinese GN1-2, which has a speed of about 2400 stitches per minute. This one has 1300 (and basically, all modern overlocks have this speed). The GN1-2 is made entirely of metal and weighs like a dwarf hippopotamus, so when it is perfectly adjusted, its movement is smooth and the sound is without extra noise. This one rattles a bit with plastic. However, everything seems to be in place and nothing is loose. But its weight is an advantage; it is easy to lift with one hand when you need to roll it on the ground.