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Features
- JUKI full size Exceed series machine for sewing and quilting
- 106 stitch patterns 3 fonts for versatility and simplified use with free arm
- 16 Automatic electronic sensor controlled buttonholes included
- Automatic one touch needle threader and automatic thread cutting
- Wide extension table optionally available
Description
JUKI's flagship Exceed series full size machine. JUKI has incorporated years of industrial sewing machine know how in this powerful workhorse. The box feed enables this machine to sew through a wide range of thickness with ease and perfect stitches. Sixteen automatic buttonholes are included and controlled by electronic sensor for accuracy and wide range of adjustment. A full range of the most useful 106 stitches and 3 fonts give you more then enough choices while maintaining simplicity of design. One touch automatic threading and one pedal controlled thread cutting will let you fly through your projects while the LED light leads the way..
Brand: JUKI
Color: White
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 8.3"D x 17.5"W x 11.4"H
Item Weight: 25 Pounds
Power Source: Corded Electric
Is Electric: Yes
Number of Packs: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 76
UPC:
Brand Name: JUKI
Model Number: HZL-F300
Global Trade Identification Number: 76
UPC: 785934161958 787683526644 189684000176
Warranty Description: 5 year limited warranty.
Part Number: HZL-F300
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: Juki America, Inc.
Color: White
Material: Metal
Power Source: Corded Electric
Is Electric: Yes
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.3"D x 17.5"W x 11.4"H
Item Weight: 25 Pounds
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I'm writing this from the perspective of an intermediate sewer who just upgraded from a "beginner" machine. If you're an advanced user, this review will probably not be helpful to you. I just upgraded from a Singer HD machine, and I already love the Juki. It was super easy to set up and get running. Might have taken me 10 minutes to unpack it, remove all the tape and such, wind a bobbin, thread it, and run a test stitch. The screen and controls are pretty intuitive and when they're not, the manual is excellent. Juki has also posted several videos on youtube that explain how to use many of the features. Those are very helpful. One of the things I really enjoy about this machine is the control of the speed with the foot pedal. On my old machine, the foot pedal was very sensitive and it was really difficult to get the machine to start out slowly. If you only needed 3-4 stitches, you are better off to just turn the machine manually. The Juki's pedal has a much wider range of motion and it's super easy to make the machine crawl slowly, which is great when you're trying to sneak up on the corner of a breast pocket, or some other tight spot. On top of all that, the machine is smooth as butter. The Singer HD vibrates quite a bit, and bounces horribly at high speed. The Juki is far more stable and smooth. Part of that is probably the weight of the machine. It's a bit beefy at around 25 lbs. The box feed system works great, it feeds material straight through without a whole lot of guidance, which is also a nice improvement. The screen shows you a lot of the important information you need. Stitch width, length, and type. It also shows the "suggested" presser foot for the stitch. It also gives info on what options are selected and other things. The menu setup is also pretty intuitive. I was able to figure out much of it without the manual. 10 of the most common stitches can be accessed with the push of only one button though, which is great. You may be wondering what they left off this unit in order to keep the price down from the HZL-600. The manual can be found online, which has all the differences, but here's my highlights of the things that are NOT included on this machine but are with the more expensive models: - No knee lever for lifting the presser foot. However, you can buy it for about $25. - No walking foot, no free motion foot, no appliqué foot. Not a big deal to me. The open-front appliqué foot might be useful sometimes though. - No circular punch for the keyhole button holes. Without the punch, the keyhole button holes are less useful, but I can buy one for a lot less than the cost of the more expensive model. - Many fewer stitches. The HZL-600 has more than twice as many stitch choices, but the 300 has a decent selection and I don't see this as being a big deal. - No random length stitches. The 600 can randomly vary the length of the "legs" on appliqué stitches and a few others. Might make them look more interesting or more like hand stitching. This model doesn't have any of those. - No light in the throat area. The 600 has a second light over the throat area of the machine. This one only has the light over the stitch area. Not a huge deal to me. I sew mostly garments, so this has most of what I need. I ordered the knee lever because I can see how that would be helpful. Even without it, the machine is great as delivered. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2022 by LarryB
I have been saving for this machine for a while and I just love it. It’s a heavy duty quality sewing machine that’s easy to use and comes with most stitches you’ll need. Great value for the money as well. It’s portable if you want to take it on retreat and uses most thread that you can find on the market. It has a thread cutter, needle threader, drop in bobbin, needle up or down button and automatic lock stitch. It has a continuous stitch button for your decorative stitches and a mirror image button. It comes with the button hole presser foot, overcasting presser foot, zipper foot, manual button hole presser foot and blind stitch presser foot and the standard presser foot. It has speed control which is great for quilting. It comes with the foot controller but you don’t have to use it because there is a start and stop button on the machine and a reverse button. If you press on the heel side of the foot controller it will cut your thread which is very convenient. If you’re using decorative stitches and create your own pattern, you can save it on file to the machine. Altogether there are 225 stitch patterns and 4 letter patterns and 15 different buttonholes to choose from. In case you can’t tell I’m thrilled with this machine. I have a straight stitch machine that’s very expensive but it’s so nice to have this one with the zig zag stitches to sew knits now also.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2024 by Dory K.
I have been a home sewer and costumer for community theater for many years. With retirement looming, I wanted to upgrade to an computer directed sewing machine. I I did extensive research into all of the best machines (Bernina, Janome, Juki, Singer and Brother) even "test driving" several at a local sewing machine dealer. I was looking for a solid machine, reliable, quiet and able to finesse both delicate and strdy fabric. Of all the mid-range machines, the 300 seemed to have all of the features I wanted for a reasonable price. I have been very pleased with my purchase. Set up was easy...the instruction book is easy to follow with well written instructions and illustrations. The tension is easy to adjust, the automatic threader works every time, and I love the automatic thread cutter. My first project has been a tailored woolen coat. The stitches are beautifully even and the machine handled multiple layres of wool easily and negotiated the slick lining with ease. I suspect that I would have been pleased with any of the other machines I considered, but did not test. This machine, however, is everything I wanted and more. I hope to use it for many years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2015 by Lyn Scott
I had this machine up and running within an hour or two. It’s my first computerized sewing machine. It was surprisingly easy to set up, and figure out and thread. It has a lot of nice features that make it a really good buy for this price. I got it mostly for the decorative stitching, fonts and buttonholes. I’m super happy with the stitch quality. It easily sews through layers of denim. See the pictures. I used it to transform the hem of a beat up pair of old jeans. I have used it on both thin fabric and multiple layers and the tension and stitch quality were just perfect with no adjustment. The buttonholes are beautiful. I’m super happy with the machine. The only thing I will mention is that it probably won’t be great with bulky fabric like layers of fleece. I tried that and the presser foot doesn’t come up high enough to handle such bulk. It’s not a worry for me because I have a juki tl2010q that can handle pretty much anything but it only does straight stitching. The quality of that machine is the reason I looked at Jukis for a machine with these features. This one here offers a lot!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2021 by BananaBoat
I did a lot of research. Read the reviews and got super excited about buying a Juki! I’ve been sewing for 50 years and thought I would treat myself to a great machine. Right out of the box I had a minor problem. The self threader did not automatically return to its original spot, but within a little help, it popped back up. I did some simple sewing to test out the machine. I was especially excited about the thread trimming feature. It was great.! Actually everything seemed fine at first. Then a couple weeks later I had my sister over and I was showing her the machine doing a simple, single stitch. The machine made a funny sound, and I stopped immediately after she left. I returned to see what had happened. Since I was just doing a single stitch, I couldn’t imagine what the problem would be. I rethreaded the machine and start again, but now something seemed off, and there was a sound every time the machine was running. It turned out to be something wrong with the bobbin. Again, I went back to doing research rethreaded over and over again, but the bobbin was noisy and it just didn’t make sense. Eventually, I just went back to my old machine because the Juki was so problematic. So my new machine sat on the side too much of a headache to tackle. Finally when I return to sewing, I decided to give the Juki another chance. Now the thread cutter would only cut the bottom thread consistently, and the bobbin was making noise. I decided to take it to be serviced. Their technician in Juki machines and I’m hopeful. Here in Hawaii things are expensive and without looking at my machine my bill is $300. I’m hoping for a good outcome but already I know it’s gonna cost too much for way too little. My experience with this machine has really impacted my joy of sewing. But refusing to give up, I decided to buy a machine for $200 while I waited for this $500 machine to be serviced for $300. I guess sowing can be an expensive hobby.! I love sewing gifts to give away and this is the first time I’ve had such a struggle. My original machine., a Pfaf , works, but has problems with the power cord, so my new machine is not the basic singer which works beautifully! This reminds me just how poorly and finicky the Juki machine is. Not recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025 by Hula
So far I love love love this machine. I purchased this for my granddaughter as a Christmas gift so decided on the entry level Juki hzl F300. I love the features and the only difference between all levels of the exceed f series are the accessories. This one is basic and does not include the walking foot, the knee lever or the table as well as a few other feet, all of which can be purchased separately if wanted later. Features I love: so easy to set up functions, the computerized screen is easy to read and understand and use, comes with a DVD that is easy to understand plus a really good manual with great diagrams. Some of the functions I am finding make sewing so easy are that the bobbin winding is super easy, the threading of the machine is easy as is the needle threader. With a simple tap of the screen I can change the needle positive from up or down, have the machine lock and cut the thread or not, the speed slider is very easy to use, needle position is very quick and easy to change. I could go on....and I can see grandma may have to purchase one of these for herself ;p Super impressed. Also I made sure i purchased through the Amazon online store called SewVacDirect because my research showed they take care of customers very well. The sewing machine was shipped fast and arrived in great condition in a well protected package. So glad I did all my research. I learned that our school systems uses the Juki brand to teach sewing to high school students because it stands up well. I didn't rate durability because I just started using this machine but it feels very solid.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2018 by DewSal
I have had this machine for 2 years and have had very little problems. I was primarily looking to have this be my second machine my Pfaff Ambition that doesn't do good automatic button holes on thicker fabric like wool felt for a coat. After my research I chose the F300 because of button hole accessory was very different than others I have had that didn’t work well. After my first garment project it quickly became my primary machine! The feed dogs work much better on thin fabrics like jersey knit, chiffon, and two layers of wool coating and denim than my Pfaff and Brother PRW420. Now with that being said, I would have preferred a Bernina 330 if I could afford it because the feed dogs are far superior than any other machine I have owned. I don’t need any of the embroidery stitches as I only make clothes, swim suits, and lingerie. The F300 does well with most of those but I prefer to use the recently purchased 1984 Bernina 930, all metal body, to make bras. I heighly recommend the F300 for beginners because it will accommodate growth until you decide any additional functions needed. I say “needed” because a machine with all the bells and whistles can be very attractive to a beginner but they come at a higher cost and the motor is the same for all 3. The F300 has been a solid machine for me and I have no plans to upgrade. I did have issues when I first purchased a refurbished machine from a vender other than Amazon. It was missing a lot of parts so I sent it back and got a new unopened box from Amazon. Also the F300 does not come with accessories the F400 and F600 get. A little disappointed that the auxiliary spool pin for twin needle stitching isn’t consider a standard accessory for the F300. All of the accessories included with the F400 and F600 don’t justify the huge price difference from the F300 so I’ve purchased some of those separately.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2018 by SewItsLove
This is a wonderful sewing machine, very quiet, stitches beautifully, fabulous needle threader. I will recommend Juki to everyone. I did have to get out the instruction book several times until I got used to filling bobbins. I also like the large foot pedal.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2025 by Ronald Spencer