JUKI TL: 10 Things No One Tells You
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Find out the nitty-gritty details of the JUKI TL Sewing Machine.
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Yes, a magnetic tray for feet and shanks, great idea
I always know where they are - .glad you liked the idea! ❤
I love the idea of using magnetic dish to store the feet and screwdriver
Yay! Glad you liked it ❤
This is a great video! I love my Juki!
Thank you!l ♥️
I have this awesome machine and I used to use the bobbin winder just as you are, fiddling trying to get that pin in the right spot, until I saw another youtuber simply set the bobbin down on the spool and lightly spin it til it sat into the pin! No more fiddling.
Thanks for sharing! I will try that.
Hello!! Just came across your videos and I love the way you present your material content and your demonstrations. So many people go so fast , or they talk to you as if you know certain things . I am a beginner basically. I started a while back, then with life and moving am now returning back to my quilting and was getting reacquainted with everything. Thanks so much! I look forward to watching all your videos! 😊 …Your newest quilts friend, Vicki, from North Carolina, USA
Thank you Vicki! I'm so glad you've decided to reacquaint yourself with quilting, but I'm even more glad that I've made another quilt friend! Thank you for the kind comment!
Hallelujah!!! Thanks to the up-close angle of your camera, I’ve learned how to Finally use the automatic threader. All the best!!
Love that my video helped and that you're now able to use the automatic threader! Thank you for taking the time to leave a kind comment!
Great information! Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! 😊
I love watching Stacy,I am new to quilting and have learnt so much from her she is absolutely amazing,I was struggling with the binding and then I watched a video of her doing it and she made it look so easy so now if I wanna know anything she is my go to person ,thank you so much I feel that I have achieved so much and I have been doing quilting for nearly a year and from an absolutely none sewer to a quilter with her guidance by watching her you tube videos I am really happy with my progress so far 😊❤
I'm so happy I could help you in your quilting journey! Thank you for the lovely comment!
I absolutely love my TL, I would just add that a second plate for thicker fabric is invaluable especially when sewing multiple layers.
Great tip! I do mostly quilting, so haven't needed to do that 😊
Hi Stacey, I had a little drapery company and had all power sewing machines. My biggest regret is selling my power serger and my power straight needle. I’m over it with these little wimpy slow machines. I’m thinking about getting a Juki industrial. I really miss the knee lift And I really miss how fast these power machines can go. Thanks again again. I really enjoy all your videos.
I think you would love the Juki. The TLs also have speed and a knee lift; so check them out too ❤ I highly recommend Juki Junkies: jukijunkies.com/ref/staceylee/
Everything about this video is beautiful and made with love. Thank you so much
Thank you so much! I appreciate you watching my video and taking the time to leave a comment 🙏 Please pop by again ❤
Great tutorial teaching some things I didn’t know. Thank you 🙏🏼 😊
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your support!
Great video! Thank you for sharing this information!
Thank you for your support on my video!
Great info. I absolutely love my TL Juki. Thanks
Glad you love it as much as I do! Thank you for the support!
Hello Thank you for this tutorial on features for the TL machine. It's always good to watch videos because everyone has something a little bit different to say. Thank you you for your time and effort I appreciate it.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and leave a comment! Glad you found it helpful!
The thread cutter on the pedal and knee lift are my favorite beside it’s beautiful stitch. I have the TL18QVP
Mine too! I will do a video one day with all the things I love ❤ Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment - I really appreciate it! 🙏
Enjoyed your video very much. Lots of good pointers.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching 🙏
This was super helpful!! Thank you!!
Awesome! 😊 Thanks for watching ❤
The left compensating foot looks great as I like to put binding on pillows but it’s hard getting the binding to fit right. This foot looks like what I need. Thanks 😊
Yes it’s very helpful! Thanks for leaving a comment - I really appreciate it 🤩
Excellent reminders. I had totally forgotten about the knee lift. Going to start using mine right away.
So happy this video gave you useful reminders! Thank you for the encouragement!
I like your video! Thanks for sharing. I love my TL2010Q , it is a workhorse.l have had it about 10 years ,it is great for bag making and for piecing .
Thank you for leaving a comment, and I'm so happy you enjoyed the video!
Great video! I purchased a TL-15 about a month ago and have been loving it. You've inspired me to try the knee lift :)
I'm happy my video is inspiring you to try new things! Thank you for your support!
I thank you so much for your explanation of each feature. Could not get the automatic threader to work. I can now. 👍
That's awesome! Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to leave a comment - I really appreciate it! 😊
Thank you for explaining. I’ve had my TL for 3 years and didn’t know some of this.
Glad it was helpful! 😊 Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it ❤
Just purchased one of these machines today and appreciate your clear explanations and visuals!! Thank you!
You’re doing to love it! This video will be handy when it arrives: How to Thread All Juki TL Sewing Machines!
czcams.com/video/U0PcYCZd4pk/video.html
I love my TL 2010Q!
Me too ❤
I'm thinking of buying the TI 2010Q. Thank you for the information, that really helps.
Glad I could provide some good information before a purchase! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment!
I love my juki, and thanks for some info I didn't know about. 🇨🇦
I'm always happy to share information with others! thank you for leaving a comment!
Love this machine. I have the TL18 after first owning the TL2000. The speed control and the micro lift were the reasons why I switched.
Yes if I was to get a new machine I would get the TL18
When I bought my Juki at the Houston Quilt Festival a few years ago, I admit, I'd never heard of the brand. I bought the TL-18QVP and I'm still impressed with the power this baby has! I was told by several people at the show and since, that the TL model is a workhorse. I've started making bags and pouches and I just love it. I still use my electronic machine for quilt piecing, but the TL is my go-to for the bulkier projects. There is a CZcams channel called Juki Junkies and they have a lot of good information. Thank you for your video, it was very helpful 😊
Glad my video was helpful! Thank you for the kind comment!
The THREAD CUTTER! . And its option on the foot (heel) pedal. In combination with the knee lift, It's a 1-2 action hands free .
And I NEVER lost a thread with the cutter.
I love the thread cutter too! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment - I really appreciate it ❤️
Super helpful video! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 🤗
LOVE my TL 2010! I have several machines and if I could only keep one.. it would be the TL! Well made, like older Singers when quality was important.
Me too! 😊 Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it ❤
Loved this video thank you!
So happy you loved it, thank you for the kind comment!
Thank you great info
Thanks for watching!
Awesome. Thanks.
You're welcome! 😊 Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it ❤
Thank you !
You're welcome! ❤
I don’t own a Juli but wanted to hear your info on the machine. Thanks for the tip about the magnetic bowl for often used feet. Love the idea of not dropping a foot as it is magnetized.💕
Glad it was helpful! 😊 Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it ❤
Thank you
Thanks for watching ❤
Very informative video!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching ❤️
Nice machine and very informative video.😃
So happy you found the video informative. Thank you for encouragement!
Thankmyou
Thanks for watching ❤️
I am considering this machine .. like I need another machine! lol 😂 I enjoyed this video. Thanks! ❤
You will love it. If you do please use my link and enter the code for a free gift with purchase ❤️
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Awesome! Thank you! :)
Thank you! I have two 2010q's and need to oil them!!!!!!
I was thinking the same thing! Lol
Yes you do need to oil them ❤
Love my Juki TL2010 but had to stop using the pressure foot knee lift because my stubborn brain kept remembering my mom’s knee controlled sewing machine I grew up on & would not stop reminding me to use the lifter to run the machine 😂
I have a babylock with that feature, I do the same thing:)
It took me a while to get used to it to. I think you should try again ❤
Don't feel bad. I've had my machine for several years and I thought that was what it was for so I've never used it!!
Just do a patchwork quilt, you'll get use to it. Super practice!
Wonderful, descriptive video Stacey! I love my TL2010, and have had it for about a year and a half now. I love it's speed, and that it is a straight stitch machine. Did I understand you correctly about oiling every 3 to 4 months? Interesting.......I oil everything every bobbin change.....and I sew A LOT! LOL
I oil my machine every bobbin change too. I have the TL18. I have also never been able to get my bobbin to click-it is seated and works fine, but I’ve never been able to get a click out of it. Have yet to figure out why.
Yes the information was giving to me from Juki Junkies. You oil the bobbin are every change. You can over oil them, in which case if you opened it up you may have a big pool of oil inside.
Just got a TL2000 and am really glad I found your video!! Are there other uses for the left compensating foot than binding?
Lots of things. I just used it to make bag straps 🤗
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have been following you for a while now, love your videos have made quite a few things from your videos. I am wanting to upgrade sometime soon in the next 6 mo to year. I see other you tubers some have Juki some have Bernina. I found this video very helpful in pointing the features out. I have had 2 Singer Sewing machines and want something a little more heavy duty. I have made a few quilts and have dabbled in making bags but my little Singer just doesn't seem to keep up with more than 2 layers of fabric. One of my biggest problems also with my Singer machines is the space between the bobbin and the needle is very small and hard to thread the needle sometimes so more space would be a perk.
I'm glad my video was helpful! Thank you for the continuous support!
Hello just bought a TL2000qi!!! Can’t wait until it arrives!
I was wondering what you set your tension on for quilt piecing?
Thank you
Good video, hadn’t seen anything about oiling it
I don’t touch my tension. It should come to you set up. I had a problem with mine at first but never touched it since.
Great video. thanks for your sharing. anyway i have a same one but i still have a big struggle with the foot control , really bad experience with cutting function. Do you have any advice, please…😢
I have never had a problem. I would contact the shop you purchased it from and they can help you resolve the issues.
I have not tried my knee lifter yet and as I have oiled my machine, didn’t know to oil the bobbin hook case. Thanks❤
You should try the knee lifter. I love it 🤗
My auto threader seldom works. Most of the time I just thread it manually. Other than that I love this machine.
Oh no. You can replace it if you think it might be faulty 🙃
Does it have memory needle down feature since that is quite important for me? Great review, thank you.
Hi, the idea of thsi video wasn't to be a review because there are so many out there, it was more the little things no one tells you. But yes you get set the needle to be up or down when you stop sewing. Buy from Juki Junkies with my link to get a free gift with purchase: jukijunkies.com/product/juki-tl-2010q/ref/staceylee/
It seems like Juki's answer to the vintage Bernina Record series. The Bernina had automatic tension and more stitches, but the Juki has the knee lift and needle threader.
Yes it is!
Loved your video. You have a great talking voice. I could probably research it but can i use prewound bobbins that are not metal? Would it cause problems with tension etc.?
Sorry for the late reply. I have heard the Glide prewound bobbins work a treat, but I haven't tried them myself.
I loved all the things you shared but I’m not sure yours cuts the thread with the foot pedal when you step backwards
Hi there, yes, it does have the thread cutter function in the foot pedal 😊
I have the TL2300 Sumato, I’m in the UK and don’t know if it’s available elsewhere? Apart from mine not having an auto threader it seems like the same machine. Useful videos, thank you 🙏
Wonderful - I love Juki 😊
Buy a TOWA tension guage. Set the correct tension on your bobbin. Then any tension issues will only be in the top tension.
Great idea 💡
Thank you for such an informative video! I've had my TL-2010Q for about 10 years, but didn't know about oiling the bobbin area.! I was wondering if you could share where you got your left compensating foot and what brand it is. The Juki brand is super pricy, but others for high shank machines are not. Many thanks for your help and for creating such a great video!!
Glad it helped! Yes I use the Juki Left Compensating foot. I only used genuine items on my machine, I don't want to risk putting something out of kilter.
Here is the link:
jukijunkies.com/product/compensating-foot-left-1-5mm/ref/staceylee/
@@staceyleecreative, thank you so much!!!
This is my next sewing machine.
Yay! 🥳
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Thank you for a very helpful video! I have a comment and a question. My comment is I had to get a repair person to show me the feed dog switch. It’s easy to drop down by to engage it back up again you have to turn a full rotation to get it to stay up. 😅 my question is, I don’t like the plastic case my Juki TL2010q came with can you suggest a case that would fit it? I switch back and forth with my Juki and my Viking SE.
Hi, I am not sure what you mean. Do you mean a travel bag? I know Juki sell them 😊
Excellent video. Thank you. One thing however that really annoyed me. I was cleaning my Juki one day, and the foot plate fell on the floor. The plate that bends. Anyway the tiny screws (can't remember if it was one or two) that hold it together fell off and the plate came apart. I have never seen a screw so small. Thank goodness Juki junkies had a how to video on changing your foot plate or I never would've been able to put it back together. You would think on such a expensive machine they could've at least used a larger screw so you could actually see it. So just be careful with that plate when you're cleaning your machine!
I put all things like that in my magnetic tray ☺️
@@staceyleecreative yes. Good idea. But the plate fell on the floor and the screw popped out onto the floor 😦.
Not being very familiar with the Juki models, I was wondering if it does any stretch or zig-zag stitches. All the features you have mentioned are great (and especially that knee lift!), but I would need a machine that does a bit more than straight stitching. Thank you for your well presented video.
No I am sorry the Juki TL sewing machines only do a straight stitch. It's a semi industrial sewing machine 😊
Hi Stacey, What a great video, I have been looking at the TL2010Q. Just wondering what thread type you have in the large cone there?
Hi, I use Glide and Wonderfil Specialty thead.
Thank you Stacey for another great video.
I do have a question about the Juki that you use. Since it is industrial , does it have any problems sewing multiple fabrics?
My grandkids like Rag Quilts and sometimes I have problems with my machine that I have now not being able to sew through multiple pieces of fabric.
Any info would be appreciated. Thanks again.
Sorry for not replying earlier.
The beauty of a Juki TL is that it is semi industrial, so it can easily sew through many layers.
After I’ve wound my bobbin and have it in the case it’s very loose so when I turn it on the side to put into the machine it often falls out of the bobbin case. Is it supposed to be that loose? Thanks for the video it was quite informative.
Hi, no it’s not. If anything you want it to be firm like a spool of thread. I think you must be not wrapping it around the tension disc.
Great info. Thank you.
Where can I get the magnetic tray?
Harbor freight carries them a lot less expensive than other places They have A 4 INCH ONE FOR 2.99...
Hi, I got it from Missouri Star Quilt Company: glnk.io/mzmmj/staceyleecreative
Thank you! I have a Juki on my wish list. Thank you for the tips. Where did you get your magnetic bowl?
I bought my magnetic bowls at Harbor Freight. I got a set of 3. I keep one by machine, one on my cutting table and one on my ironing board. I use them all the time.
Thank you! I will have to look the next time I am there.
Hi, I got it from Missouri Star Quilt Company 😊 glnk.io/mzmmj/staceyleecreative
The autothreader on my TL-98 worked perfectly every single time
On the TL-2010, I got it to work just one time. Once. I replaced it, adjusted it, still no go😩 But I won't trade my TL for any other machine!
Oh no! I don’t know why you are having trouble with the threader
Does the kneelift, when installing, snap into place or just kind of sit in the opening? I don't use mine because it starts to back out of the opening after several up/down movements.
I’d need to check. But I haven’t had a problem with it coming out. ☺️
When it's working correctly, the needle threader is great. It is fairly delicate, though, so if it stops working well for you, you might need to replace it. Fortunately, it's an inexpensive part. Order yourself a new little piece and get that needle threader working again!
Thanks for the tips! I haven't had any problems with mine :)
I love love love my Juki sewing machine but I CANT unscrew the top plate to clean under it .....please help me
Oh no! I know Juki junkies unscrew it before sending the machines out for this reason. I would contact the dealer you purchased it from.
My Babylock Quilters Choice Professional is identical to the Juki TL. I can drop the feed dogs for fmq. Are they the same machine?
Hi, no they are not. TLs have been around for years and are semi industrial.
Is there a needle up position when machine stops
Yes, you set it to your preference 🤩
I have this Juki what thread do you recommend using
Hi, I like Glide or Wonderfil ❤
Hi, could you link to the 1/8 inch left compensating foot that you showed for binding. You said 1/8 inch but I only can find one 16th. Thank you.
Sure thing:
📌 Left Compensating Foot: jukijunkies.com/product/compensating-foot-left-1-5mm/ref/staceylee/
I just checked the website and it says 1/16 which is even better!
I would luv t know how u clean the Juki .
I clean mine regularly when I change the needle and oil the machine, remove the plate and bobbin trace, clean with a brush and swap before oiling.
I should do a video on just that! Thanks for the idea ❤
Oiling the Juki depends on how much you use it. Not how many months go by. And always oil before you start a project. If you oil and then don’t use the machine the oil doesn’t get to where it needs to go.
Yes, but most people over oil which ends up at the bottom of your machine.
@@staceyleecreative I agree.
Why tl 98E having this problem all pelectrical out are plug in but but sometimes will sew and other it will not how do I fixture this problem
I don't know why that is happening. I would contact the dealer you purchased the machine from and they will help you get it fixed. 😊
Knee lift is fantastic. But this model has it further to the left than most machines. I find it awkward and a design flaw. Others have mentioned same. My Juki Kirei has it perfectly positioned.
Interesting, I haven't had a problem with it! 😊 Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it ❤
Mine is coming today.. nervous ...tension??
Enjoy! The tension is fine. Hopefully, you purchased it from someone who tests it before they send it out to you 😊
I love my Juki but not the foot control. The thread cutter seems to engage at the most inopportune times, mostly when I am doing free-motion work.
Oh, you can buy a piece to attach to it to turn it off 🤗
@@staceyleecreative I tried it and it doesn't work. Then I ordered a dual foot control. One pedal operates the speed and the other operates the thread cutter. Still waiting on delivery.
@@andreagrimes9721 Oh that doesn't seem right. It's just a little piece of plastic you attach that stops that cutter working. Perhaps it was faulty.
My Junk is coming un threaded way to often. Mostly when I have used the thread cutter. How can I fix this problem? Its really obnoxious.
Hi I am sorry I don't know why that is happening, I have never had that problem. But please contact the dealer where you bought your machine so they can help you work it out.
I'd like to hear about any negatives or downsides to the Juki. What things don't you like about it?
No downsides. Love mine.
No downsides you’ll never look back.
My Juki randomly cuts the thread when I am sewing. I can’t use it for quilting because of the thread cutting.
Also, Juki does not acknowledge my questions about this problem when I write to them. And the local dealer won’t work on my machine because I didn’t buy it from her.
The downsides are said in the video. But the only real downside is that it is only a straight stitch, I didn't mention that, because the idea was to talk about things no one days. But that's the biggie. You really need a second machine for zig zag, button holes, etc.
Is my work horse and even a car mechanic can give it a go in a pinch
LOL - it sure is ❤
Are we live
Thanks for watching ❤
I have to comment on the knee lifter. While it is a selling point, if you sit right in front of your needle, the knee lifter sits too far to the left to use it UNLESS you are quite a small person, or unless you sit far back from the machine. I find it worthless, which is too bad bc I love my Juki otherwise.
I’m sorry you don’t like it. I’m not a small person and find it works great for me.
@@staceyleecreative could you post a picture or a video of how you sit in front of the machine so that you can use the leg lift? And maybe a pic of how and where your legs are positioned? I can’t use it all and it was a huge selling point for me.