SINGER® Heavy Duty 6380M Sewing Machine with Extension Table & Accessory Kit, Strong Motor with Enhanced Piercing Power, 110 Stitch Applications, Full Metal frame, 1-step Buttonhole & LED Light

It's been a month now and I love my new singer sewing machine.I have made several items to sell the speed of this machine is awesome.

I'm happy with the machine, but have only used it for taking things in and repairing. I haven't actually made a full garment yet, that's why I haven't given a full review. However, it's easy to thread the bobbin and needle. It sews fine so far and the stitches do look professional. I'll give a fuller review after using more features. To the experienced seamstresses out there: I'll probably add a couple of drops of oil for a quieter, smoother, faster sew, but it's fine as it is for the beginner. Good machine. Definitely worth the price

Would not recommend this machine unless you are a fan of having to re-thread needle after sewing a few seams (the thread keeps breaking even after multiple tension changes), and pulling out nests of thread from out of the bobbin area. Purchased Singer bobbins as recommended thinking that might help but did not solve the problem. Also, tried making a few practice buttonholes with special presser foot and it only worked once out of ten tries. I pulled out my old Kenmore to finish my project. I am not a beginner and know how to troubleshoot but had no success with this machine's issues. I've only had the Singer for 6 months. Problem started after using it for two months. I'd suggest you move on to a different manufacturer/machine to save your sanity,

I absolutely love this sewing machine! I purchased this with the intention of not only sewing simple projects but denim and wedding gowns. It is easy to setup, step by step instructions (with pictures) on threading the machine. I am an advanced seamstress but this would still be a great machine for a newbie.

my mother had a singer on which I learned to sw I have had a singer all my life and have sewed aprons to zippers wedding gowns. baby clothes and everything in between I am now making trddy bears clothes for children in the hospital and quilts for my great grand children all on a singer

This is labelled a heavy duty machine %26 I would agree, love the added table for projects. Only fault is the front end of the machine is quite long %26 it's hard to get your hand u see to manually thread the needle. As long as the automatic threader works it's fine but not much space around the needle assembly. The workings seem good %26 i'm happy with the price. As a senior did not want to invest a large amount. Also came with good array of attachments. So far so good!

I wish it had come with an instruction manual. You have to download through Singer and I could never get it downloaded , so I had to depend on YouTube videos for instructions 😔

I've had this machine for several years and while it's my first sewing machine, I think it's great for beginners and hobbyists alike. It's very easy to use and heavy duty enough to make anything.

The 6380M has a full metal frame and stainless steel bedplate, which gives me confidence that it's built to last and handle tougher materials without wobbling or instability. Its motor is rated significantly stronger than a typical domestic sewing machine, with a stitch speed up to 1,100 stitches per minute — that promises serious power and speed for thicker fabrics or multilayered work like denim, canvas, or upholstery. The machine comes loaded with 110 stitch applications — including basic, decorative, stretch stitches, plus a one-step buttonhole — which suggests lots of versatility. With that repertoire, it seems like it could handle everything from clothing and costumes, to home décor sewing (curtains, pillows), to repairs and heavier-duty projects. The inclusion of an extension table (and a generous workspace) really piques my interest — it implies the 6380M isn't just for quick fixes or small garments but could be used for larger projects like quilts, curtains, or multi-panel sewing work. Features like adjustable presser foot pressure, top drop-in bobbin (clear view), and snap-on presser feet add a sense of convenience and flexibility — ideal if I'm jumping between heavy canvas, leather, or even lighter fabrics without needing multiple machines.

On first glance the machine appears to be okay. It is not as heavy duty as my last machine and I hope it will function well. If you have had a sewing machine in the past, the extra value items would then be expected. I look forward to a positive experience with this machine, time and use will tell.