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Description
Description
The FY14U4AD is a multi-function overlock domestic sewing machine that specializes in sewing overlock stitches onto light and medium weight garments like t-shirts, pants, undergarments, and much more. With overlock stitches, the FY14U4AD can join fabric pieces, cover raw fabric edges, and give finished products like shirts a professional look. You can even adjust the stitch length and width and choose between doing a three-thread or a four-thread overlock stitch, which gives you more stitch options than other overlock machines. Another fantastic feature of the FY14U4AD is its adjustable differential feed, which allows you to choose how quickly you want the fabric to be feed through the feed dogs. Depending on the speed, you can gather the fabric to create ruffles or stretch the fabric to prevent unwanted puckering. And when it comes to portability, this easy-to-use and lightweight machine has a built-in motor so you can take it anywhere you want.
Features
- Use this machine to sew overlock stitches onto light to medium garments like cloth, denim, knits, and more
- Easy to operate with simple functions
- Built-in motor
- Portable
- Choose between using three of four separate threads to create stitches
- Sews at speeds of 800 stitches per minute with steady precision
- Adjustable differential feed
- Adjustable stitch length and width
- Color coded threading guide for easy threading
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Q.
I'm missing a screw it fell while I was cleaning it and can't locate it and would like to purchase a new power cord. Can't find anywhere?
A.
Hi, please contact service@ricoma.com. They can help you get the parts you need.
Q.
Is this basically a serger?
A.
Yes, an overlock is also a serger machine.
Q.
What does the adjustable differential feed do?
A.
It allows you to choose how quickly you want the fabric to be feed through the feed dogs. You can make the front feed dogs move faster than the back feed dogs, which will gather the fabric. Or you can slow down the front feed dog to stretch the fabric and prevent puckering.