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kodoq · April 2nd, 2009

Hi

which one is the best overall to start up a business?
1. tajima tejtc neo series
2. toyota esp9100
3. happy hcd 1501
4. swf/e-1501c

Please help me to choose.

Thank You.

mrblfx · April 2nd, 2009

welcome to the world of choices

seriously welcome to the other end
we have a toyota 9000 and it has been great for us
its the same as the tajima neo some minor changes
needle sequence and electronics
any of those are good in my opinion
check for good customer service and dealer close to
you if not then go with price and extras
good luck
jim

lizziemaxine · April 2nd, 2009

The brand of machine is not nearly as important as training and tech support.
All are good machines but not worth much at all if you don't have the training and tech support that is needed, especially for a new user.

kodoq · April 2nd, 2009

i heard tajima has the best quality is that true?? hows the support for toyota??

kodoq · April 2nd, 2009

does the lcd monitor really help??

John Wilson · April 2nd, 2009

i got the swt 1501 not too long ago

Great machine but tbh i've not had much time to play with it as i've been busy with other sides of my business

vctradingcubao · April 2nd, 2009

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Originally Posted by kodoq


	does the lcd monitor really help??

I would say yes, but almost all new machines uses one anyway. We also have an older tajima with a control panel that's difficult to use. It might also help if the LCD monitor shows the image being sewn in progress (in real time), just like in a Tajima TFMX models. If you're located in a place where there's a lot of foot traffic, the machine will surely get noticed and you'll hear some wows and ohhs.

As for the machine choice, I started with a Tajima NEO so that gets my vote, but I agree that it's better to get a branded machine from a supplier who can provide you with reliable support and training.

kodoq · April 2nd, 2009

tajima neo and toyota doesnt have lcd right?? was it hard to use machine without the lcd for starter??

LUV DEM TIGERS · April 2nd, 2009

If you have never had the LCD it isn't hard to learn. If you have had an LCD, it takes some betting use to going back.

rodsps · April 3rd, 2009

I like the LCD for starting and helping to understand and see how things work. Now I would'nt be opposed to a non-LCD machine but I would prefer it.
Also don't rule out looking at the Baruden machines.

FatKat Printz · April 3rd, 2009

We had recently bought SWF 1501 T.. we had 4 days of training here in Tampa. We were green green before getting the machine and honestly we love it. We are still learning and 9 out 10 times we do something wrong we can fix it on our own.

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