SINGER X5004-HD Metal Frame Serger & Overlock Machine | 2-3-4 Stitch Capability, 8 Built-in Stitches, 1300 Stitches per Minute, Adjustable Differential Feed & 2 LED Lights (Grey/Blue)

Perfect household Serger. Easy set up.

Bought to replace a Brother serger that constantly jammed and required retiming of the loopers. This Singer has a smaller footprint, is quieter, and includes a carrying handle. So far it's worked wonderfully. The only issue that we've had is that it doesn't come with a manual. You can buy a 160 something page manual in three languages for about $20, or you can download a PDF version for free and save it to your computer or phone. Additionally, you can print off whole copy or just the pages you need. If you're printing a copy you only need to print about 61 pages as the rest is in Spanish and French.

Great product. The HD Series from Singer just works. It would be nice if they added air threading as manual threading is a pain, but it does work and works well for basic projects. Very easy to setup and the instructions are clear. Plus there are a ton of videos on YT to help with setup and confirmation of the serger.

I am an avid sewer. 3-5 hours a day for 40 years. I make dress shirts, leather and suede jackets, upholster furniture. Yep, I love sewing. This is the best serger I’ve owned. Past models (worn out) were Bernina and Juki. This one is quieter, ready to go out of the box, no extra goodies to buy. Threading sergers is never easy, but you don’t need an instruction book for this one. The only problem I encountered is the dinky scrap bag. EASY FIX! I cut the bottom off the bag, pinned on a placemat to form a chute directly into the trash can. Happy old lady! See photo.

Use for my work.Great value for price .Easy to operate, make a nice stitch. Absolutely in love with stile and color.

This serger is easy to use and works well. It can be challenging to thread, but that can be said about nearly all sergers. My wife has been sewing bkouses and pajamas with it, and she's happy with how it works. For the money, you can't beat it.

I grew up around Singer, but when started sewing bought Brother because it is cheaper, still own 2. But replacing my last Serger was an ordeal, had to return 2, one the thread from the needles tangled and the front cover broke. The second, one month after fighting to make a good loop and sew I read reviews that was a current problem for everyone, plus had an awful inside noise, so... returned as well. Will not try a Chinese Brother again. Decided to spend a little more and bought this Singer. Was amazed that it didn't come threaded and no instructions booklet, no additional foot, and just a brush. Printed the instructions from internet, and checked videos for the threading. Slightless user friendly than Brother. But this is sturdy, doesn't dance all around the table. Sits well and I can even use the lint bag. So far is sewing wonderfully and less noisy. You can tell it's "the" brand. Hope it continues all good. Just a few days so far, will update my review if something goes wrong, for now happy with my purchase. This is made in Vietnam. Update, September 30, very frustrating can't "guess" the settings, because the booklet doesn't help, is vague and doesn't sew as expected, unfortunately the return window finished. I'm losing so much time trying to make it work. 😪

Have been using it for about two weeks every chance I have after work and in weekends. The instructions can be downloaded and they are easy to follow, I still followed a youtube video to make sure, because I have never used a serger, I just recently started to sew as a hobby. It has been working wonderfull, I'm very happy with this purchase. About the noise I don't think it makes much noise, but I have only the regular sewing machine to compare it with and I think they both make about as much noise, seems normal to me. I've bought multipurpose maxi lock thread and so far I have only had to thread it once. I figure so far I have had about 8 hours of efective sewing use so I will be oiling it next time I use it since I have read sergers need more maintenance than regular sewing machines.

Llegó super rápido, es la primera vez que uso una overlock, Pero fue muy sencillo enhebrar, se ve muy resistente y espero que me de excelente calidad a mis prendas. Además la compré en descuento. Feliz de mi compra

Sturdy machine, easy to thread, I was really impress with it when I took it out of the box. Unfortunatly no power when switched on, return process in motion

I dont know much about sergers, but damn does this work well! There’s something so satisfying at serging fabric. It just runs so smoothly! At first I didnt use a manual since the ones on the sites were kind of like « distorted »? Like all the letters were spread out and stuff so it was unreadable. But there are tons of great tutorials on youtube which I find are a lot easier to understand than a handbook. I did manage to find a manual later which helped for little details when you get more into it. It is already threaded, but I would highly recommend learning how to set it up yourself. If you’re like me and you start prematuraly without looking up instructions, it will f*up and the threads will break or tangle and you’ll need to rethread all of it. You can’t go « around » that. Also there are so many fun and cool ways to use this serger, it would be a shame not to use them for all your different projects!

This machine was not delivered with Operational Manual . We need to see the deli for settings . Please help us in this regard