The Brother 4234D overlocks seams perfectly and create amazing decorative effects. It features a needle threader, 2, 3, or 4 thread sew & cut overlock stitches.
It also comes with an easy to follow, colour coded thread guide. This machine is also the winner of the gold award at the iF product design awards 2012.
Stitches
4 Thread Overlock
3 Thread Overlock Narrow 2.8mm
3 Thread Overlock Wide 5mm
Flat Lock 3 Thread
Pin Tuck
Blind Hem
Rolled Hem
Narrow Hem
Features
2, 3 or 4 Thread Sew and Cut Overlock Stitches
Differential Feed – Perfect seams on most fabrics and eliminates wavy or stretched appearance.
Free Arm to Flat Bed Conversion
Auto Needle Threader
LEDs Lighting Up Sewing Area
Waste Collector Bin Included
4 Thread Colour Coded Guide
Instructional DVD
3 Year Warranty
Fast Lower Looper Threading System
Presser Foot Pressure
Length and Width Adjustment
6.9kg Machine Weight
Included Accessories
Blind Stitch Foot ‘M’
Stitch Finger ‘W’
Waste Collector Bin (Detachable)
Thread Change Assembly
Foot Control
Needle Set
Screwdriver
Cleaning Brush
Spool Cap x 4
Thread Net x 4
Tweezers
Accessory Bag
Soft Cover
1 review for Brother 4234D
Rated 5 out of 5
elizabet –
My first overlock. I thought about it for a long time and finally decided to get this one. No regrets. For its price it is perfect.
On the suction cups – does not fidget and does not bounce on the table. Adjusts easily, refuelling too (generally the most scary thing for beginners). For threading there is a colour scheme, and for adjustment in the instructions table with recommendations about the needle position, thread tension, differential and seam width. I’ve seen people complain a lot about the instructions, apparently they’ve updated them (though not completely, there are more pages in the table of contents than there actually are).
I haven’t tried two-strand stitches yet, but I’ve used three- and four-strand almost all of them. I’ve sewn in a variety of fabrics (waffle cloth, staple, delicate muslin, various knits), but haven’t gotten to very light and dense fabrics yet.
elizabet –
My first overlock. I thought about it for a long time and finally decided to get this one. No regrets. For its price it is perfect.
On the suction cups – does not fidget and does not bounce on the table. Adjusts easily, refuelling too (generally the most scary thing for beginners). For threading there is a colour scheme, and for adjustment in the instructions table with recommendations about the needle position, thread tension, differential and seam width. I’ve seen people complain a lot about the instructions, apparently they’ve updated them (though not completely, there are more pages in the table of contents than there actually are).
I haven’t tried two-strand stitches yet, but I’ve used three- and four-strand almost all of them. I’ve sewn in a variety of fabrics (waffle cloth, staple, delicate muslin, various knits), but haven’t gotten to very light and dense fabrics yet.