Sewing machines.Brother or Toyota?

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tim

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Please help! If you know something about sewing machines,could you tell which one is better! Thank you! Here's some details!
Toyota JFS18 Sewing Machine :
The 18 different stitch programmes include straight stitches, zigzag, blind hem, overlock, flatlock, mending, and four-step buttonholing.

The JFS18 sewing machine also features:

* front loading bobbin with metal racehook
* flat bed and free arm sewing options
* 14cm ruler on the front of the extension table
* push lever reverse
* electronic speed control
* clip on feet
* electronic foot control
* double presser foot lifter


It comes with a range of accessories, including:

* additional bobbins
* zipper and buttonhole feet
* buttonhole cutter
* darning plate
* needle plate driver
* standard and denim needles
Approx Dimensions: Height 30cm x Width 36cm x Depth 17cm


OR:
BROTHER PX220NTC
Lightweight and compact. Free arm flat bed. 17 automatic stitches including straight stitch, zig zag, blind hem, shell tuck, elastic, stretch blind, scallop, universal, triple stretch, triple zig zag stretch, stretch overlock, elastic overlock, feather, arrowhead, decorative and leaf stitch. 1 step automatic size buttonhole.Auto needle threader.Drop feed. FAST needle threading system. Stitch balance control. Stitch pattern indicator.Adjustable stitch length and width.Snap on presser feet.Twin needle. Forward and reverse sewing. Measure on extension table.Deluxe cloth cover. Includes accessories, quick start guide and full instruction manual. Weight 9.2kg
 
Most new machines have the same or similar features but if I was purchasing a new machine, I would want a one- step buttonholer. I have a Bernina with a 4-step and the buttonholes are usually all different which is very annoying.
 
Toyota is always more detailed and has lots of stitches and functions. It may be hard to work but you will definitley get the use out of it!!

Brother is very easy to work and is so user friendly. It probs soesnt have as many functions as the toyota though..

If you really want to sew detailed things and will sew loads of stuff, the get the toyota but if you want a michine just to do odd jobs, get the brother
 
Most new machines have the same or similar features but if I was purchasing a new machine, I would want a one- step buttonholer. I have a Bernina with a 4-step and the buttonholes are usually all different which is very annoying.
 
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