Specifications:

• Straight Stitch: 4mm
• Stitch Width: 4.5mm
• Presser Lift Height: 5mm
• Sewing Speed: 650~750rpm
• Power: 70W
• Voltage: 110-127V , 220-240V

Features: 

• With the Mini Sewing Machine you can sew, cut, and mend with ease without dragging out your bulky sewing machine
• Quickly mends slipcovers, sews in zippers, fast alterations, and is ideal for all fabrics, providing double threaded sewing creating firm stitches
• Adjustable speed sewing machine offers double thread and perfect stitch control
• Top drop-in bobbin ensures easy threading
• Provides adjustable stitch length
• Providing perfect stitch control, this mini sewing machine comes in handy for anything from silk to denim
• 31 Buiti-in patterns
• The unit makes a nice gift for any craft enthusiast, novice or on-the-go sewer, or college student with an eye for fashion
• Transmission electronic control foot pedal
• It's compact and lightweight design makes it great for travel

Details:

• White color electric sewing machine
• This Cheap Sewing Machine also has wonderful features like a built-in needle threader; a 1-step buttonhole in two styles etc

• The Multi Function Sewing Machine comes with a full assortment of accessories including an instruction book, a standard presser foot, zipper foot, buttonhole foot, blind stitch foot etc

• With built-in stitches and hundreds of functions your creativity can encompass quilting and decorative stitches (stippling, crown, domino) as well as all the actual construction stitches (zig zags, darning, zipper insertion) 

Size in Detail:

How to Set the Timing on an Electric Sewing Machine

The mechanical precision needed for an electric sewing machine to sew a seam is given little thought until the machine begins dropping stitches, or worse, doesn't sew at all. It may be that the hook-needle timing is off and the machine needs to be timed. The sewing machine needle has a small notch on the back called a "scarf." Down inside the machine, under the feed dogs, is a "hook." When the needle comes down to pick up the bobbin thread, it has to synchronize exactly with the hook in order to form a stitch. There are steps you can take to adjust the timing, if that seems to be the issue with your machine.

• Remove the needle plate by sliding off from left to right. Remove the bobbin found in the case beneath. Remove the bobbin case by using a flat head screwdriver to turn the screw on the left clockwise. Just turn it and lift out the bobbin case. Keep parts and screws in the order you removed them. You should now be able to see the hook and how it relates to the movement of the needle.
• Set the machine to do a straight stitch, center needle position. No zig-zag. You also want to install a new 80/12 size sewing machine needle.
• Rotate the hand wheel and watch the needle move to its low point. The point of the hook should meet the inside of the scarf about .5 mm up on the needle. If it does not, and the hook is not picking up the thread, proceed to remove the bottom cover of the machine.
• Look for the lower drive shaft, once the bottom is exposed. This is a long shaft with gears on the left side. Loosen the set screws on the right side and adjust manually by holding the hand wheel securely and turning the drive shaft. Test by turning the hand wheel until you see that the point of the hook enters just behind the needle. Then reset the set screws.
• Reassemble the machine, then sew a test seam to verify that the stitches are locking in the center of the fabric.

Package Included:

• 1 x Set of Multifunction Purpose Household Sewing Machine