THE BEST EMBROIDERY MACHINES FOR YOUR HOME BUSINESS! My Multi-needle Embroidery Machines!

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machines

, two, four, 68, that's generally the number of heads, so there are those types of

machines

that are really big and with those machines you can only run the same design on all the heads, so if you have a machine six heads is a big machine with six

embroidery

units as if it were all one and you have to put them in the hoop, press start and they all embroider at the exact same time, they are in exactly the same place if a

needle

breaks, mark everything is stops but people who like commercial machines don't like making custom items, almost all I do is customize different colors of thread, different words, different designs, that's why MOs were a good choice for me because I have a lot of heads and I can make something good, I want three machines to work on caps, three machines to work on sweatshirts, three machines to work on t-shirts, all different designs, so I wouldn't get into a

multi

-header unless

your

business

is like hats and don't do anything custom, it just makes more sense to have that way two machines can run different things, especially if you're just starting out.

You also want to think about the warranty. What kind of warranty does a company give you on labor machine software just for the machine in general? How old do I think? my brothers and baby loocks were one year old my me was 6 years old it just depends look and do

your

research because you want to make sure you have a machine you can trust, another thing to consider is that almost everyone who doesn't ends up with a

multi

machine. The

needle

gets Mighty Hoops, so the Mighty Hoops are magnetic. The hoops help with hoop burn and make the hoop process much easier.

One thing you should think about that you may not have thought about is that any machine you are considering reads Mighty Hoops, which means yes, everything. the machines you can use Mighty Hoops with, but does the machine actually track which hoop you are using? That's something that my brothers work great with and they're great machines, but they don't read The Hoop, so you have to do a Trace just to check and make sure it's not going to hit the hoop when you're embroidering because technically they're like hoops. aftermarket with my Meco machines. I already have it in the software.

Meco imported all the powerful hoops that exist. and all the other brands, so you select what size hoop you have, it tells you that there is a limit of hoops that you cannot embroider and it gives you the exact dimensions and space that you can embroider in so that you don't accidentally hit your hoops, so that's just think about it, ask anyone considering buying a machine if it says Mighty Hoops. I guess while I have you here, if you're considering a m co, you can watch this part. I'll tell you a little. about my machines only for them to have to move on to a different video.

Guys, I'm not trying to listen, no, this is a Meco sales video. Ok, I can only talk about the machines I have. I'm talking about brothers. I'm talking about MOs. It's what I have, so that's all I can talk about my experience. I give them the whole truth of what I know and what I have experience with, so I just lay that out before they say anything. Okay, now let's go to the machine. Alright, this machine here is the Mil Co EMT 16x

embroidery

machine, so it has 16 cones, needles, threads, it has an active feed tension system, what it does is kind of like automatic tension on the computer, it will adjust your tension by clicking button, so let's say a t-shirt, you just press the button and move it to a six and as you embroider, what it does is it measures how thick a garment is and it will adjust the tension up or down to tell you how much thread to use.

Push up the garment, which helps eliminate thread brakes. The machine also produces 1,500 stitches per minute, which is why I love them because they are very fast and helps speed up production. You'll also notice that this is the tubular arm, I believe. that's what it's called and it's cylindrical Circular circle fits in a lot of smaller things it's like one of the smallest so it fits in pockets it fits in a lot of smaller places so you can embroider a lot more things when it comes to hats the machine is about ear to ear which is a plus, you don't have to untie the hoop when you go to the other side, you can do it all in one embroidery, also for the hats, it embroiders about 3 and 1/4 high which is quite great, the machine also sews easily like leather denim, people have made things like car seat headrests, car floor mats, things like I mentioned before, when one of the most important things I really like about the machines As my

business

grows, I can add one more, one more, similar to having a multi-head, but like I said, since I customize items, I can split them into two for hats, two for pants, anything like that. that you can execute. up to 30 shutdowns on a computer screen or computer in general, so with this machine you will get like 2 days of training, they come to you and train you on how to use the machine.

There is also Meco University and what it is. It takes you step by step on your machine, it's like a little test I guess, it tells you what you need to know, then it answers a few questions and it moves on so you can always refer to it, but it gives you the basics of the machine when you order the cart, the shipment will be there and they will come and bring it to you and actually put it where it belongs in your house. It has like 16 threads. It has needles. has some sample coils. It has like sample hats. it also comes with a cap controller, all the cap accessories, all of that is included, you can also get Design Shop which is their digitizing software, there are a lot of different levels for that, you can get that too.

I hope I have answered most of your questions. questions regarding the Meco when it comes to service maintenance, the technician will come to you to perform the service if there is any problem, but he can always call support first via text. I always recommend calling text support first because almost any problem people have in general with embroidery is usually user error, so call text support first, they can log you in on your computer remotely and try to diagnose the problem with you, which is an advantage of it being computer based, as I mentioned above. The maintenance on the machine will appear up there are timers and say, "Hey, it's not for your maintenance," it's explained step by step.

There are also plenty of videos that Meco has on their YouTube channel to help you figure out anything you see. Any problem you may have. Any questions you may have. There's a lot of that in there so that's pretty much the basics of the machine, that's why I chose it for speed, durability and the fact that I can add my machines as I grow, I can't buy them as a with eight heads. I don't have those kind of money making machines that are expensive and for the price, I think it's a great price for the value that you get and everything, and then every machine that you buy, like the next one, will be cheaper because you don't need the system operation that you don't need.

I don't need design workshop again, you don't need training again, so you save money in that regard, so I hope this video has been helpful to you on your journey to your next embroidery machine, whether it's multi-needle or not. I hope I did. Valuable information for you again. I can only speak based on my experiences and what I know about my machines. If you are considering another brand, go ahead and watch more videos here on YouTube and see what you can find again. Please continue to do so. your research because that's a lot of money you're going to pay for your machine if you have any questions leave them below and if you enjoyed the video please give the video a thumbs up consider hitting the subscribe button and I.

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