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Janome 4120QDC...anyone have this machine?
brckhous Member since 8/24/11 Posts: 12	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 2/12/12 10:07 AM I'm looking for a new machine and this one seems to have a lot of features I'd like, but for less money than a higher end machine. I was considering a Janome 6600, Horizon 7700, or a Bernina 550, but I've decided to try and keep it under $1,000. I currently work full time and have a 4 y/o and a 2 y/o, so I'm going to wait to invest in a higher end machine until I have more time to dedicate to sewing. Anyway, I can't find as much information about this machine as the other machines I mentioned. Does anyone have this machine? What are your likes and dislikes? And does anyone know the how large the space is to the right of the needle?
tgm and Kittys   Advanced Beginner WI USA Member since 3/8/10 Posts: 6952	Login to reply to this post In reply to brckhous 1 member likes this. Date: 2/14/12 10:45 AM It is on the Janome website: Here is the info I just copied & pasted. I do like the colors & layout of it. ..... • 120 built-in stitches, including Alphabet • 7 one-step buttonholes • Manual thread tension control • Built-in one-hand needle threader • Snap-on presser feet • Memorized needle up/down with down as default setting • 7-piece feed dog • Drop feed • Built in thread cutter • Locking stitch button • Speed control slider • Twin needle guard • Easy reverse button • Start-stop button • Stitch pattern memory capability • Auto declutch bobbin winder • Extra high presser foot lift • LCD screen with enhanced informational display and touchpad for easy navigation • Foot pressure adjustment • Horizontal full rotary hook bobbin system • 7mm maximum stitch width • 5mm maximum stitch length • Detatchable stitch chart • Hard cover and instructional DVD ------ I am a gal from Kalamazoo.... oh what a gal... smile.... It is in Michigan... la la la ...love that Glen Miller classic! Home of Abigail The Babykins & Lil Mittee kitty >^,,^ Be Still, & Know That I am, God + Please say a prayer for my poor feet. ... + ..one month down .. 6 weeks more to go.. They are healing. Thanks everyone for your prayers. 5/8/13 smile
Mufffet   Intermediate VT USA Member since 8/14/05 Posts: 8925	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 2/14/12 10:54 AM Great feature in this line of Janomes is the two digit stitch selection! I love that. I don't have this machine, but I have the Janome 8050 which is exactly like the Janome 1050, and the display is the same as in the machine you ask about. See if you can get a demo. Also these machines are LIGHT! Stable but light, which is a really handy feature when rearranging machines or taking classes! :) ------ "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." --Dalai Lama I have sewing machines
klr1333 Member since 2/1/12 Posts: 2	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 2/17/12 8:20 PM I've had this machine for about 2 weeks and am really enjoying it. I have been away from sewing for quite a few years and find this machine very easy to use. I really like the ease of stitch selection with the touchpad. I think it has a lot of nice features for the price. Let me know if you have any specific questions.
UmmAutumn Beginner Member since 10/4/11 Posts: 3	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 12/18/12 0:36 AM I too am considering buying this machine from a private party online. Has anyone used this for any extended period of time? How much is a reasonable amount to pay for such a machine? Sorry for all the questions, I really love all of this machines features but after reading its baby sisters reviews (3160qdc I am scared)
kslaughter Intermediate BELGIUM Member since 9/17/11 Posts: 4	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 12/31/12 11:00 AM I bought a Janome 4120qdc about a year ago, and I have loved it! It is my first computerized machine, so it took a little getting used to--does more of the work for me ;-). One of the things I love the most about this machine is the gorgeous buttonholes it makes. It's a one-step buttonholer with the slot for the button in the back of the attachment--perfect every time. There are 3 buttonhole styles--all really pretty. Really the only thing that still bugs me is the way that the machine seems to always take one more stitch after you've let off the pedal--a bit annoying, but I've gotten used to it over time. As far as the price, I bought mine here in Belgium, in Euros, so it cost a good bit more compared to dollars, but so worth it. Good luck! ------ kslaughter

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