Product By Brother(72 customers reviews)
Product Description
Brother's ES2000 is a 77 stitch function computerized free arm sewing machine. The built-in stitch functions include utility stitches for garment construction and mending, decorative stitches, heirloom and quilting stitches as well as stretch stitches. The ES2000 features a built in LED display for easy computerized stitch selection. This machine has 5 styles of one-step, auto size buttonholes. Making a buttonhole couldn't be easier with Brother's automatic buttonhole feature. You simply place your button into the automatic buttonhole foot, attach the foot to your machine and the ES2000 sews the perfect sized buttonhole every time. This machine has a built-in automatic needle threader as well as a built-in thread cutter. It is simple to change your bobbin on the ES2000 using Brother's one-step bobbin replacement system with our quick set drop-in bobbin. This machine has an adjustable thread tension control as well as built-in stitch width and length controls. The ES2000 is lightweight with a built-in handle for portability. The instructions included with the machine are bilingual in English and Spanish.
Technical Details
Brother's ES2000 is a 77 stitch function computerized free arm sewing machine. The built-in stitch functions include utility stitches for garment construction and mending, decorative stitches, heirloom and quilting stitches as well as stretch stitches. The ES2000 features a built in LED display for easy computerized stitch selection. This machine has 5 styles of one-step, auto size buttonholes. Making a buttonhole couldn't be easier with Brother's automatic buttonhole feature. You simply place your button into the automatic buttonhole foot, attach the foot to your machine and the ES2000 sews the perfect sized buttonhole every time. This machine has a built-in automatic needle threader as well as a built-in thread cutter. It is simple to change your bobbin on the ES2000 using Brother's one-step bobbin replacement system with our quick set drop-in bobbin. This machine has an adjustable thread tension control as well as built-in stitch width and length controls. The ES2000 is lightweight with a built-in handle for portability. The instructions included with the machine are bilingual in English and Spanish.
Technical Details
- Free arm sewing machine from Brother; with 77 stitch functions
- With a computerized LED screen, users select stitches for operation; tension adjustment control
- 110-volt motor engages with pressure on the electrical foot pedal; reverse stitching requires manual adjustment
- Includes a built-in sewing tool compartment; read safety information prior to use
- Sewing machine measures 16 by 6-3/4 by 11-1/2 inches and weighs 11 pounds upon shipping; limited 25-year warranty
Sewing advances into the twenty-first century with this computerized free arm sewing machine from Brother. Simple to use, the sewing machine offers users a choice of 37 stitches, 21 of which are decorative. Utility, mending, quilting, stretch, and decorative purposes benefit from the machine's 77 stitch functions. The UL-listed machine further endears itself with an automatic needle threader, a thread cutter, and one-step bobbin replacement.
The 110-volt sewing machine uses an electrical foot pedal to control operation. Users select stitch styles from a computerized LED screen. An adjustable control allows manipulation of the thread tension, while a separate built-in control alters stitch width and length for varying projects. While only one needle comes installed in the machine, the machine accommodates twin-needle stitching. The sewer engages reverse operation manually. Five diverse one-step styles insert buttonholes, automatically sized, in garments. Accessories are stored in a built-in compartment. Users carry the machine on the provided handle for travel. As with any electrical devise, read the safety guidelines and instructions thoroughly prior to use. The manual offers English and Spanish texts. This item is covered by a limited 25-year warranty. The sewing machine measures 16 by 6-3/4 by 11-1/2 inches and weighs 11 pounds upon shipping. --Jessica Reuling
2009-09-28
By C. Campbell (United States)
I've had this sewing machine for 3 years, and it's still running well with casual use. It will occasionally jam-up, but haven't had a problem solving it yet. I've never had a major complaint about it, and still happy I chose it. I'd definitely recommend it for casual or beginner sewers.
2009-08-23
By Aaron Ciuffo (New Orleans, LA)
My brother ES-2000 sewing machine lasted for exactly one project. Near the end of the project, the thread became very tangled in the bobbin case; the machine beeped at me repeatedly and indicated an E6 message. I looked up the error code and untangled the thread. The machine was unresponsive so I power cycled it. It beeped for a good long while after being turned back on and then never did anything every again. Huzzah for cheap plastic crap!
So far Brother's "Support" department has not been very supportive. They've pointed me to their gee-whiz-awesome trouble shooting chart: Symptom - sewing machine does not work -> Possible Cause - You have not used the foot pedal correctly -> How to put it right - Use the foot controller properly. Thanks for that awesome advice! And here I thought I was supposed to work it with my tongue. Perhaps I can coerce Brother into replacing it under the so far under-whelming 25 year limited warranty. It appears that the warranty is limited to the original air in the box, however. Seeing as I've already misplaced the factory air, I'm pretty much boned on this one.
The light still comes on, but that's about all it can do. I have half a mind to rip it apart and salvage out the motor to build a vandegraff generator. At least I can (safely) shock my students with it. Until I decide to do something else with it, it does a great job propping open the door of my shed.
If I could give it a negative rating, I'd be all over that.
2009-08-14
By Poodle Mom (Ohio)
I bought this machine for my grandaughter and she had three machine sent to her because the first one didnt work,the second one didnt work and neither did the third one. She was able to get a return label for the first one but had to pay herself to send the other two back.The machines had the same problem and she even called the Brother Customer Service Center and they just kept sending her the same machines with the same problem. It wasnt until I said I would go to my credit card company for a refund on my money that a 4th machine of a different model was sent and it worked.I dont think she should have had to pay for sending any of the ones that didnt work back. This whole thing took over two months to get straight. It will be the last time I ever buy a Brother item.
Robert J Kleinman
2009-06-05
By E. Kim (Fair Haven, NJ)
I bought this sewing machine about 8 years ago for my wife as a gift. She LOVES IT!
Which says it all! She's taken up sewing more intensively - and can whip out a purse, and dress easily with this technological marvel. No qualms, great buy. Wife's happy which means i am too. :P
2009-01-29
By Kenneth J. Polk (Alexandria, VA)
I can't review it, it hasn't arrive yet, even though it was supposed to be delivered January 6th!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The 110-volt sewing machine uses an electrical foot pedal to control operation. Users select stitch styles from a computerized LED screen. An adjustable control allows manipulation of the thread tension, while a separate built-in control alters stitch width and length for varying projects. While only one needle comes installed in the machine, the machine accommodates twin-needle stitching. The sewer engages reverse operation manually. Five diverse one-step styles insert buttonholes, automatically sized, in garments. Accessories are stored in a built-in compartment. Users carry the machine on the provided handle for travel. As with any electrical devise, read the safety guidelines and instructions thoroughly prior to use. The manual offers English and Spanish texts. This item is covered by a limited 25-year warranty. The sewing machine measures 16 by 6-3/4 by 11-1/2 inches and weighs 11 pounds upon shipping. --Jessica Reuling
2009-09-28
By C. Campbell (United States)
I've had this sewing machine for 3 years, and it's still running well with casual use. It will occasionally jam-up, but haven't had a problem solving it yet. I've never had a major complaint about it, and still happy I chose it. I'd definitely recommend it for casual or beginner sewers.
2009-08-23
By Aaron Ciuffo (New Orleans, LA)
My brother ES-2000 sewing machine lasted for exactly one project. Near the end of the project, the thread became very tangled in the bobbin case; the machine beeped at me repeatedly and indicated an E6 message. I looked up the error code and untangled the thread. The machine was unresponsive so I power cycled it. It beeped for a good long while after being turned back on and then never did anything every again. Huzzah for cheap plastic crap!
So far Brother's "Support" department has not been very supportive. They've pointed me to their gee-whiz-awesome trouble shooting chart: Symptom - sewing machine does not work -> Possible Cause - You have not used the foot pedal correctly -> How to put it right - Use the foot controller properly. Thanks for that awesome advice! And here I thought I was supposed to work it with my tongue. Perhaps I can coerce Brother into replacing it under the so far under-whelming 25 year limited warranty. It appears that the warranty is limited to the original air in the box, however. Seeing as I've already misplaced the factory air, I'm pretty much boned on this one.
The light still comes on, but that's about all it can do. I have half a mind to rip it apart and salvage out the motor to build a vandegraff generator. At least I can (safely) shock my students with it. Until I decide to do something else with it, it does a great job propping open the door of my shed.
If I could give it a negative rating, I'd be all over that.
2009-08-14
By Poodle Mom (Ohio)
I bought this machine for my grandaughter and she had three machine sent to her because the first one didnt work,the second one didnt work and neither did the third one. She was able to get a return label for the first one but had to pay herself to send the other two back.The machines had the same problem and she even called the Brother Customer Service Center and they just kept sending her the same machines with the same problem. It wasnt until I said I would go to my credit card company for a refund on my money that a 4th machine of a different model was sent and it worked.I dont think she should have had to pay for sending any of the ones that didnt work back. This whole thing took over two months to get straight. It will be the last time I ever buy a Brother item.
Robert J Kleinman
2009-06-05
By E. Kim (Fair Haven, NJ)
I bought this sewing machine about 8 years ago for my wife as a gift. She LOVES IT!
Which says it all! She's taken up sewing more intensively - and can whip out a purse, and dress easily with this technological marvel. No qualms, great buy. Wife's happy which means i am too. :P
2009-01-29
By Kenneth J. Polk (Alexandria, VA)
I can't review it, it hasn't arrive yet, even though it was supposed to be delivered January 6th!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
