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100 Built-In Sewing Stitches and Built-In Letter and Number Stitches for Virtually Endless Ideas and Designs - Flip-up Stitch Panel Shows you all of the Built-In Stitches | Extra-Long Work Area at 8.3" from Needle to Arm - Fit Large Projects, Quilts and Much more! Built-In 2.4" x 1.3" Clear Backlit LCD Display - Fast Navigation, Selecting and Setting a Stitch Couldn't be Easier | Electronic Speed Control with Up to 850 Stitches per Minute - Adjustable Presser Foot Pressure to Accommodate Bulky Layers of Fabric or Sheer Fabrics Advanced Built-In Needle Threader System Makes Threading the Needle Fast, Reliable and Effortless - Built-in Thread Cutter Button Cuts both the Upper and Lower Threads Whenever you like! Includes - Zigzag Foot "J", Monogramming Foot "N", Overcasting Foot "G", Zipper Foot "I", Blind Stitch Foot "R", Blind Fitting Foot "M", Buttonhole Foot "A", Needle Set, Twin Needle, Bobbin, Seam Ripper, Lint Brush, Eyelet Punch, Large Screwdriver, Small Screwdriver, Disc-Shaped Screwdriver, Horizontal Spool Pin, Spool Cap (Large), Spool Cap (Medium), Spool Cap (Small), Spool Net, Foot Controller, Accessory Bag, Quick Reference Guide, Operation Manual
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▪ 100 Built-In Sewing Stitches
▪ Work Area at 8.3" from Needle to Arm
▪ LCD Display
▪ 850 Stitches per Minute
▪ Built-In Needle Threader System
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| Brand | Brother |
| Item model number | PS500 |
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| Product Id | 1610659 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (48 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 769498244357 |
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I'm still pretty amateur when it comes to sewing and I had been using a more base model Brother machine that I purchased when I first started sewing a few years ago that I really liked. I decided to treat myself for Mother's Day with a more advanced machine since I was starting to do more sewing and I'm very happy that I did. I bought this before there were any reviews online, so it was a big leap of faith, but it has not disappointed me one bit. I was intimidated at first when I saw all the features, but from doing research and just practicing with it, I've picked it up quickly and am amazed at how good this machine is and how easy it makes things. The number and variety of stitches is amazing and the features such as the thread cutter and the self-threader are so convenient. My sewing skills have increased drastically since I bought this and the machine itself has played a big part in that. For the price this is an incredible value and a wonderful machine for both novices and more skilled sewers.
I LOVE my Brother Pacesetter PS500. I am just getting started with sewing, so have a lot to learn. This machine does way more than I am capable of doing at the present moment, but i intend to learn. So pleased with the ease of use. Cannot wait to learn how to use the button hole foot and the walking foot that I purchased separately. Am working on making quilt tops at the present time.
Love this machine! The features are fabulous. I love the reinforcement stitch, the thread cutter. These features are usually on more pricey machines. It sews so smooth and quiet. I love all the stitch choices. So very easy to thread and bobbin winding is used friendly.Can not say enough it is so wonderful love it a whole bunch. It has renewed my fun for sewing. Thanks
I purchased my pacesetter PS500 after two other machine purchases. I love this machine it does everything I want and much more! I Still believe it's the best buy for the money compared to its closest competitor. ftd Michael
I bought this because I needed more throat space to do machine quilting. This was a perfect fit for me. I have had it only 2 months but I couldn't be happier. Very smooth running machine, easy to thread, easy to thread bobbin, lots of stitches.
Easy to operate. Reliable. Lots of different functions. One thing, and this is not a negative. This is not an embroidery machine so don't expect the letters to be sizable. They are 1/4 inch. I would buy this masjid all over again.
This is a wonderful machine. Not to complicated. I havent mastered this great.button hole yet, & my blind stitch, but im working on mastering it. Ijust love this machine
I am an experienced sewer, and I have a couple machines - a bottom line computerized Brother, an SE400 for small embroideries which is all I do, a vintage Pfaff, and a modern well featured Elna for heavy sewing jobs like bags. I bought this Brother PS500 about a year and a half ago because the pandemic had set in and I wanted some excitement in the sewing room. As with all Brothers, the manual is complete and excellent, and the sewing is so much fun. The machine is basically quiet, it has enough stitches for me, a large harp, does free motion on smaller pieces wonderfully - I was so happy with its free motion ability!! I haven't tried a larger quilt on it, as I do those on my vintage Pfaff. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the needle threader which absolutely threads it for me. It threads the needle with all the threads I have used on it from a 40 weight King Tut cotton to a 60 weight. Bobbin loading is easy, and it uses my purchased preloaded bobbins well. So far so good. I have made doll clothes, done masks, quilted a bunch of smaller quilts, sewn up small quilt tops, and hemmed scrubs and sewn tops on it. I love this machine. If I wanted another machine it would be a Brother as well! :) I bought the extension table and several other feet because I love presser feet - and it comes with a lot of presser feet as well. :) I have other Brother feet I purchased for my other Brother machines, and they all fit.
I am happy with the machine, in fact, I bought 3 in the Bahamas during the Pandemic, but one came without a bobbin cover. I went to the dealer where it was purchased but was given the runaround. I would like to purchase a bobbin cover please.
I have sewn for years on another brand of sewing machine that I bought in 1982. This new machine has so many choices and the directions are difficult to understand. Today I attempted letter embroidery. After quite a while of trying to figure it out, the letters can only be made 1/4" tall according to an article online. What is the point of having an embroidery feature if the letters can only be 1/4" tall? I was going to embroider names on Christmas stockings but 1/4" letters are way too small. I have just been disappointed with all my attempts using this machine. I guess I just like the old-fashioned machines better.