Janome 712T Treadle Powered Sewing Machine with 10 Stitches, 1 Four-Step Buttonhole and Push-Pull Bobbin Winder
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Feb 25 – Feb 26
Features
- 10 stitches
- 1 four-step buttonhole
- Snap on presser feet
- 5-piece feed dog
- Drop feed
- Push-pull bobbin winder
- Extra high presser foot lift
- Stitch selection dial
- Top loading full rotary hook bobbin
- Maximum stitch width 5mm
- Maximum stitch length 4mm
- Treadle foot control requires no electrical power
- A treadle operated sewing table (not included) is required to run machine
Description
712T Features: -10 Utility stitches, plus built in buttonhole stitch. -Flatbed design to fit existing cabinetry. -Top loading bobbin system. -Handy threading guide. -Sews with no electrical power. -Treadle base included: No. Product Type: -Mechanical sewing machine. Light Included: -Yes. Needle Threading System: -Manual. Reverse Stitching: -Yes. Thread Tension Adjustment: -Yes. Thread Tension Adjustment Type: -Manual. Dimensions: Overall Height - Top to Bottom: -14". Overall Width - Side to Side: -19". Overall Depth - Front to Back: -10".
Brand: Janome
Color: blue, white
Product Dimensions: 10"D x 19"W x 14"H
Global Trade Identification Number: 13
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Product Dimensions: 10 x 19 x 14 inches
Item Weight: 17.62 pounds
Manufacturer: Janome
Item model number: 712T
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 6, 2008
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Top Amazon Reviews
I am already in the middle of making my second queen sized jeans quilt with this machine. When I make these quilts, I leave on pockets, belt loops, and even the leather tags on the waist. This machine has no problem sewing right through all of that. It seems very sturdy and well built. It has a great bobbin system, so easy to load and you can always see how much bobbin thread you have left. This is also the easiest, quickest machine to thread that I have had yet. I already had an old Singer table, it was a hand me down from my mother-in-law, it is great to finally be able to use it the way it was intended. Getting the belt on was a bit tricky but then again, that was all new to me as I had never put on a belt before or even run a treadle machine. Like anything else, it is a learning process that gets easier once you have done it a couple times. If you have never done this yourself, it can be helpful to look up youtube videos on how to put the belt on and the best foot placement for running the treadle. The machine did come with a belt but I went ahead and ordered extras to have on hand if I ever need them. Yes, it is more "work" running a treadle machine than an electric, but that is one of the things I love about it the most. I love the self sufficiency and the total leg and lower back work it gives me while also being productive in making something myself. Who needs to waste money on gym memberships when you can do simply do something like this for yourself? It is a great feeling all the way around!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2013 by BlackBeltHeidi
Love this machine. I have three machines over 100 years old. The only thing was that none of them would backstitch, unless you turned your piece around. I can backstretch with this one and do some zig zag stuff too. It is a little hard to get going sometimes but I really think that has something to do with the cabinet. As I worked on the cabinet, the sewing got easier. Minor adjustments. I do have electric machines but treadle machines make the best and prettiest stitches. July 2025, The only thing I have a problem with is the fact that the needle is not lined up right. I now have had this machine 3 years and have made 4 quilts. Like I said, the needle is off, just a little to the right. I haven't seen where anyone else has mentioned this. Am I the only one? A lot of the feet will not work with it being off just that much. Even the feet that came with it. Even with all that, I really do enjoy this machine. I loaned my newer computerized machine to a friend to make her quilt. I am using this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2022 by Brenda Brown
I bought this for a cabin on an island. No power available but a generator that I didn't want to use all the time. I have used it solely for straight seams as I am not adept at treadling, I am sure with someone more adept, it would do well. It is my cold, rainy day activity, I have pieced a quilt with it and finished binding a quilt with it. It works really well and I love it (but I'd love it more if I were more skilled) The one drawback is that it doesn't have a light shining on the sewing area (duh, it's non-electric) and a headlamp is no good for me as when I am sewing, the body of the machine blocks the light. I solved it by buying a little light I could velcro to the machine and the light is on a flexible goose-neck that I can aim at the work area. Bought it 9 years ago and I love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2019 by Martha Obenour
It was not what I was looking for
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025 by pirate1715
Unlike the Iron Lady, this machine does so much more. Zig-zag, buttons oles, reverse. It's a little wider than Iron Lady so if you can't afford the $3000+ sewing table, you will need to adjust your Iron Lady table. That wasn't a problem for me bcs my table was splintered and needed a board underneath anyway for support. So handy people that use a treacle keep on treadling.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024 by Doug Garcia
For those of us who have chosen to use a treadle sewing machine - this machine ROCKS!! It's STIFF at first (as other reviews have mentioned), but it does loosen up after a bit... and on the 'plus' side - you get zig zag stitches as well as numerous stitch lengths of the straight stitch as well as the ability to drop your feed dogs for doing freemotion quilting as well as machine embroidery. Also, it is a standard low shank foot post so if you have a regular sewing machine that is low shank, your presser feet will fit on this machine, as will your walking foot and your ruffler and all your little various feet you have for your electric machine and you get various feet with the machine also... anyhow... have fun with it... it's a good work out and it takes no electricity and it's QUIIET... There's some plusses there too!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2015 by Eric
I'm so happy to have it, my daughter gave it to me for my birthday. I haven't had a chance to set it up yet, but I heard good reviews and can't wait to use it! I was a little disappointed it didn't come with the belt, I've ordered them, but I was under the impression that it came with the belt.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Wasn't what I was looking for.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020 by Moon