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Brother CS 6000i 60-Stitch
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A variety of 60 built-in stitches to choose from
The machine includes 60 stitches: 20 basic stitches 20 decorative stitches 7 quilting stitches 7 heirloom stitches 7 buttonhole stitches
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Small compartment can only hold a few things
The compartment underneath the machine can only hold a few tiny accessories (bobbin, eyelet punch, needle set, seam ripper, cleaning brush, screwdriver, extra spool pin) because of its small size.
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Hard cover protects the machine from damage and moisture
The case which is made of a hard plastic material is very useful for those who travel and carry the machine around. It protects it from damage and moisture. You can also use the case as a storage compartment to keep it dust-free.
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Screwdrivers provided don’t work
Whenever cleaning the machine, you have to take off two screws at the base. The screwdriver provided is too long and won’t fit. You would have to use coins to unscrew the tight screws.
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Affordable for beginners
This machine is very affordable (est: $150) and offers a 25-year warranty.
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Loud high-pitched beeping sound is not suitable for those with sensitive ears
The machine beeps a high-pitched sound every time you press a button which greatly affects those with hypersensitive ears and those prone to seizures and migraines.
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Easy to carry
It is easy to carry around because it has a built-in handle at the back of the machine. The hard case has no handle of its own but has a space where the handle on the machine fits through.
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No warning when the bobbin runs low on thread
There is no warning when the bobbin runs low on thread and there is no way to monitor it since it is underneath the sewing space. You would have to lift off your fabric to check your bobbin.
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Automatic threading feature makes threading easier
The auto-threader feature helps those who have poor eyesight and shaky fingers. The machine pushes the thread right through the needle for you.
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Machine is over-particular in the materials used
The machine only works best with a decent thread and correctly wound bobbins.
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Foot pedal responds well
The pedal is not overly sensitive and responds well to pressure.
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Loud rattling noise when machine is set to ‘fast’
The machine starts rattling when threading and winding bobbins on full speed and when stitching on fast mode.
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Slide switch controls speed from slow to fast for added consistency
The sewing speed is easily controlled using the slider. The speed is more consistent compared to when the foot pedal is used. For beginners and children in particular, it is best to sew on slow speed to make sure the seam and stitches are even.
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Machine is not meant for heavy materials
This can only be used for sewing light-medium fabrics. Expect jams and needle breaks when sewing heavy fabrics, or quilting.
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Start and stop button for easier on-and-offs
The option to stop and start using the button instead of the foot pedal is more efficient and precise for periodic stops and starts.
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Short arms which are not suitable for pant- sewing
It is difficult to stitch jeans because of the short and wide arm. Its size will not allow most pant sizes, especially skinny jeans and straight cuts.
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Detailed instructions for easy assembly
The manual has all the information you need: from the initial set-up, to how you set up the presser feet, and how you use the auto needle threading.
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Too light, making the machine slide when it is in use
Because of its light weight material and the vibration the machine produces when it is in use, the machine does not stay put no matter what surface you place it on.
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Instructions on the machine for easier to follow instructions
At the top part of the machine where bobbin threading occurs are numbered illustrations that tell you exactly where to put the thread in, where to hook it, where the bobbin should be placed, etc. The illustrations tell you what to do and where to do it, making it easier to follow instead of having to refer to the manual.
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Regular machine-cleaning will eat up your time
This machine needs to be tediously cleaned after only 5 bobbins, taking up precious time of those rushing on projects.
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Package includes all accessories you need for basic – advanced sewing
The machine comes with 9 presser feet and accessories such as the needles, bobbins, and eyelet punch.
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Plastic bobbins are light and break easily
The bobbins which are made of plastic do not wind properly and easily tangle, making the stitches skip and bunch. It is better to use metal, heavier bobbins to avoid breaking.
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Stitches are easy to select
You can choose from any of the 62 built-in stitches and easily select them using the buttons near the LCD. For example, if you want to stitch using Stitch #45, just press the first button 4 times (for 4) and the second button 5 times (for 5).
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Table legs are uneven and wobbly
Most CS600is released on the market have uneven table legs. Only one leg touches the surface making the extension wobble when sewing.
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LCD shows error warning when incorrect presser foot is placed
This machine tells you what presser foot to use after you have chosen a stitch, and will warn you if there is an error.
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Dim lighting makes it hard to see
The light on the machine is weak and is focused on a very small area making it difficult to thread a needle and follow through sewing on dark fabrics.
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One-step buttonhole feature makes buttoning a breeze
One of the many stitches this machine offers is the 7 styles of one-step auto buttonhole feature: just insert a button in the presser foot, choose from the 7 styles available, and the machine automatically buttons your clothes for you.
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Expect difficulties when quilting
There is little space under the arm for fabric so expect difficulties when quilting and sewing wide fabrics.
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Specs
Weight:
18.2 lbs
Number of Stitches:
60
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Brother DZ2400 185-Stitch
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Built-in handle is better than a hinged handle
The built-in handle cut out on the machine itself is better and safer than hinged handles which are prone to unfasten with prolonged carry.
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Machine runs on 120V AC only
This machine is built to only use 120V AC which means it cannot run in most countries. It cannot be supported or used with a voltage adapter.
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Wide selection of stitches
This machine boasts 185 built-in stitches.
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Prone to breakage because of the soft plastic material used
The machine and its components are made out of soft flexible plastic, which is more prone to breakage compared to metal.
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Easy bobbin-winding because of the instructions on top of the machine
To wind a bobbin, you can pull the metal pin up at the top of the machine, put your spool of thread on it, and follow the step by step instructions located at the top of the machine for the exact path that the thread needs to follow. Because of its ease, users find it convenient to change color threads to another. Take note to always use the slow setting when winding bobbins.
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Thread holder is fragile
This machine's thread holder found at the top is extremely fragile and is prone to breakage. You will have to be extra careful when handling the thread spool.
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Offers a choice of 8 styles of one-step auto buttonholes
Unlike a similar feature in Brother's older models, this machine's one-step buttonhole capability adjusts and fits every specific button size.
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Monogramming font is small
The alphanumeric monogramming fonts are set to one size only: 1/4".
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Can easily read the screen
You will be able to see your stitch elections clearly displayed on the brightly lit LCD screen.
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Machine does not come with a hard case
This machine has no cover or hard case and has no protection against damage and dust during storage. You will have to buy a separate hard case (preferably the Brother 5300 Universal Sewing Machine Carrying Case which is a perfect fit).
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Very easy to operate with its multiple buttons
There are multiple buttons to make controlling the machine easier. There is a button for start and stop, needle up/needle down, and a push bar or slide switch for speed control.
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Lighting on the sewing area is dim
The lighting on the sewing area is brighter compared to Brother's older models, but is still dim. You will need extra lighting especially when stitching darker fabrics.
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Wider table means larger workspace
The extended table makes the total workspace measure at 7" x 12", larger than the tables from the older Brother models. It is ideal for bigger projects like gowns, coats, or blankets.
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Accessory bag is small
The accessory bag provided is small and will not fit your sewing accessories. An accessory tray would have been more organized.
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Package comes with manuals
There are well-written manuals included in the package, both in English and Spanish.
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Package includes an instructional DVD
For the visual learners, the DVD is definitely a plus. It has instructions from basic setup to video tutorials on how to maximize your machine's features.
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Machine beeps in warning if there is an error
The machine beeps to warn you when there is an error (i.e. when an incorrect foot is placed, or when the foot is not down).
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Has 55 alphanumeric monogramming stitches
The machine includes 55 alphanumeric stitches (letters A-Z, numbers 0-9, symbols such as & and ? and umlauted letters like Ä, Ö and Ü) for basic monogramming on clothes. Monogramming is the art of stitching letters and numbers in fabrics, mostly on linens, and towels.
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The computer on the machine thinks for you and minimizes human error
After you input a stitch number, the computer on this machine shows the stitch you chose, the width and length of that stitch, and the required foot to use on the LCD. It prevents mistakes some sewers make.
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Lightweight and very portable
The machine weighs exactly 9.9lbs, very convenient for traveling.
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Package includes 12 presser feet
The machine has 12 free presser feet with each foot valued at more than $10 each: Zigzag foot (on machine), Buttonhole foot, Zipper foot, Button sewing foot, Overcasting foot, Blind stitch foot, Monogramming foot, Quilting foot, Walking foot with quilt guide, and a 1/4 inch (piecing) foot.
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Comes with free sewing accessories
The machine comes with your basic sewing essentials: a needle set, twin needles, a ballpoint needle, a seam ripper, a cleaning brush, a screwdriver, an extra spool pin, 4 bobbins, a bobbin clip, and an eyelet punch.
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Phone and online tech support available
For tech support issues with your Brother DZ2400, you can always call 1-877-BROTHER (877-276-8437) during M-F, 9:00am to 6:00pm Eastern Time or send them a message here.
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Weight:
9.9 lbs
Number of Stitches:
185
Number of Presser Feet:
12
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