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Reliable 700SB Portable Blindstitch Sewing Machine
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Reliable 700SB Portable Blindstitch Sewing Machine

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Reliable 700SB Portable Blindstitch Sewing Machine

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Disclaimer: Due to the weight of the table with motor, there might be some minor marring or scratches due to shipping. This is normal when shipping industrial machines because of the weight associated with the items.

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April 17, 2017 by Tammy S. (United States)
“Works excellent! I'm SO happy with my new machine and feel that it's well worth the price.”
Fantastic
August 21, 2012 by JoAnn A.
“Out of the box ready, works wonderfully. I love it”
Well worth it!
August 4, 2010 by K. G.
“I LOVE IT!!!!!! I was able to take it out of the box, set it up, thread it and START HEMMING--all in about 20 minutes. As close to a "problem" that I encountered was threading the needle (it's a curved needle and it is somewhat awkwardly located). I solved the issue almost immediately by using one of those cheap little wire needlethreaders designed for handsewers.I'd debated about buying a blind hemming machine for several years. I do a lot of sewing, especially costumes, and I've never found a blind hem stitch on a conventional sewing machine that did not show through on the right side, regardless of how carefully I guided the fabric.I was reluctant to get a blind hemming machine based on one trial with a used machine (not a Reliable). However, having had good luck with other Reliable machines (industrial), I decided to give their blind hemmer a try.So far, I have had no difficulties whatsoever. Careful guiding is the trick to making sure that the chain stitch penetrates both the garment and the hem edge. However, if the stitch line wobbles off the hem edge a bit, no worries--just stitch right over that spot again.Should it be necessary, removing the stitching is fantastically simple -- just snip and unravel one loop, then pull from left to right. Since it's a one-thread chainstitch, it comes undone almost magically. No extended seam ripping and no jillions of tiny thread pieces to pluck out!Oh, yes--the stitches do NOT SHOW on the right side of the fabric!!!!!!!! Who could ask for anything more?”