4452 (Grey) High Speed Heavy Duty Sewing Machine with Accessories | 32 stitches deliver 110 applications, 50% more power for thick fabrics, 1100 stitches/min, needle threader, 1-step buttonhole

I love this machine. Its easy to use, and it comes with a bunch of accessories. Do yourself a favor, however, and get an overlocking foot. It'll save you some frustration and about $260 in the shape of a serger if you dont want to deal with that. I have seen some discord about the needle position dial having stopped working; THIS IS USER ERROR 99% of the time. It took me less than a minute of research to find out what went wrong. Reset your tension (4), stitch length (2.5), width (0) and type (straight). The needle should move back to center (if thats where the dial is). Make sure you're changing your needle, using the right needle, and sweeping the lint regularly. This thing has trucked through zippers, heavy fabrics and multiple layers like a champ, but you HAVE to take care of it. Stop blaming the machine for your lack of research. I'm a fairly novice sewist, and this machine has done its job perfectly because I've done my due diligence.

Fantastic!! Truly Heavy Duty for a great price! I work with 1000D Fabrics, Molle Webbing, Velcro, and Eva Foam as Fabric Materials. This machine handles 4 Layers of Molle Webbing + 2 Layers of 1000D fabric with ease! Granted, I did already bend the stock needle that it came out-of-the-box with, but the included 100/16 Needle has proven more durable! I was debating between this or the 4411, but the 4452 has more accessories that's more affordable to purchase together with more stitch options. Although, I don't really plan to use a lot of different stitch options since I was also debating on an industrial machine that only has 1 stich option. I truly believe this is a "Heavy Duty" Sewing Machine, and the people who say 'don't buy into "Heavy Duty"' may just lack a bit more experience with different machines. I had a Viking Emerald 116, that the salesman said was good enough to be heavy duty but was not labeled "Heavy Duty," and although I used it for 3 years, it struggled with every project. My Viking finally broke, but I wish it broke sooner or just bought the SINGER Heavy Duty 4452 Machine at the beginning!

I am very impressed with this sewing machine. It has exceeded all my expectations by far. I have basic to intermediate sewing skills and just wanted a machine that was easy to learn and use, could do basic stitches well, was high quality, and had a decent number of features. This sewing machine is exceptional in all four categories. I can tell when using it that it is a workhorse and have had zero problems with feeding the fabric or thread tension, which was a big concern of mine. No more bunching up of thread underneath, which was a common problem I've had with previous machines. The foot pedal sensitivity is also right on, which was another concern. Contrary to what some others have said, it is very easy to control the speed and slow it down with a light foot touch, or run it at full speed (which is very fast). It is also very easy to thread the machine, wind the bobbin, and insert the bobbin - also important requirements for me. (What good is a sewing machine if you can't remember how to use it?) And as an added bonus, it has numerous features, including a built-in needle threader, top-loading bobbin that you can see while sewing, automatic button-hole function, several stretch and decorative stitches in addition to the basic ones, and it comes with several accessories. It is also fairly light and compact in size with a built-in carrying handle so you can move it around easily. Really amazing. This is a fantastic sewing machine and highly recommended. I would also recommend the 4452 model over the lower-numbered ones, especially the 4411, which is too basic. Definitely worth the extra $20 to get all the additional features.

I bought this sewing machine in 2022. I would have given it 5 stars but wasn’t as heavy duty as I had hoped. I do a lot of home decor so my fabric is thicker. I thought this was such a great machine. It seemed to handle the job till it didn’t. Went to get it fixed and they quoted a price of $300. Googled the problem and thought I fixed but still the problem but is not a %100 so sadly will have to replace. I really do like this machine especially the price point and how it handled bulky fabric. I dont believe I will be purchasing another singer 4452. Need something that will last longer than 4 years.

This singer machine is fabulous to me. Has self threading... front loading bobing.. details how to thread the sewing string . I found it easy to use.. love the Grey color. So far no issues still getting to know her. Great for beginners.. love it

I’ve had my machine for a while now and I’ve made quite a few projects with it. I am absolutely thrilled with how well it works. There are more than enough stitch functions for most sewists. This machine is mechanical instead of digital which means I can clean and maintain it on my own and not have to worry with electronics and circuits breaking down. Don’t be intimidated by the word “mechanical” if you’re new to sewing. Everything is as easy as turning a dial. Like most machines it works best if you remove the throat plate and clean and oil it after every project. It’s insanely simple and takes me about 5 minutes to do. You can find tutorials online, and other than the oil (which is cheap and lasts forever) this machine comes with all of the tools you need although I recommend buying a tiny screwdriver set if you sew a lot. I’ve even set the timing on this thing after a mishap with an aftermarket ruffled foot and was amazed at how simple it was to do. I also like that if you learn to listen to this machine it’s going to tell you waaay ahead of time if there’s a problem so you can take care of it before it jams. The only problem I’ve had with this machine is that if I use the upright spool pin the thread sometimes jumps and wraps around the pin and jams. I finally quit using that pin and either use a freestanding one I bought cheap or the horizontal pin that comes with the machine. I’ve been able to sew corsets with multiple layers of fabric and cording with no issues at all. It took me a few tries to get the buttonhole feature right (really make sure you have the lever all the way down, again, watch a few videos online) but buttonholes are now easy as pie. If you’re a more advanced sewer who loves all of the bells and whistles like push button thread cutters and super fancy features, this probably won’t be your fave unless you’re looking for a workhorse for more sturdy fabrics. But I assume that anyone that advanced is probably looking at machines that are 5 times more expensive and will require a pro to service once a year.

After owning this machine for 15 months with very light use, maybe 10-12 hours, it stopped working properly. I used Singer needles, Singer thread, tension was set properly, but the machine's hook fails to consistently pick up the top thread resulting in skipped stitches or a birds nest. Here's what I found: The Singer Warranty is not really 25 years, it's 90 days. 25 years is for the metal frame under the plastic cover. You know, the only part that will never break. All the mechanical parts are only 90 days. The electric motor, LED light & plastic foot pedal get 2 years. It will be the mechanical parts that break, strip, wear out too fast, or get out of time. That's the bulk of the machine. The labor cost to repair this machine just once makes buying a higher-end machine a much better value. Buy once, cry once. Singer's website and Customer Care continued to state there was a repair facility that no longer existed. They dumped Singer. They even removed Singer from their name, and sell competitor's machines. In California, you now have only TWO authorized repair facilities; Downey & San Mateo. All the rest are gone. Not a good sign when dealers are dumping your company, web sites are out of date, and Customer Care....doesn't. I bought Singer based on their reputation and my belief they stood behind their products. Well, Sears, Montgomery Ward, and a bunch of other companies were once well respected and once took care of Customers, too. Times change. This is a solid machine with a lot of features. It seems to be the best in it's price range. Some will say it's too much for a beginner, but with the minimal price difference and the added features, I wouldn't hesitate. Yes, there will be a learning curve. You can keep it simple at first and easily grow into this machine. The included walking foot option was worth the price difference to me over the next lower model. I don't find the threading assist that useful, as I can thread the needle faster, but you may and it does work. My only "wish" is if it could easily hold the larger, commercial type thread spools instead of buying a separate holder with post and guide. I like the Embroidex adjustable if you go that route. If it matters to you, the machine is easily powerful enough to sew webbing with a size 18 needle and #92 polyester thread, and the zig zag stitches are perfect. Jeans? No sweat. If only my skills were as good as this machine, I could make my brothers prom dress....

This machine is an absolute workhorse! It glides through multiple layers of thick denim and leather without skipping a beat, while the high-speed motor saves so much time on large projects. It is incredibly durable, easy to set up, and handles heavy-duty sewing like a breeze. Highly recommended for anyone needing power and reliability!

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A very nice running machine. The bigger motor makes slow running much more controllable. I notice how much more controllable the foot pedal is from slow to fast compared to my other machines. Of course this is at least 20 years newer than my others. The work light is well placed. The needle threader works very well unlike others I have tried. It’s a good kit with several useful accessories, such as the walking foot. This machine will definitely reduce my frustration level.

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If buying this for use in the UK you will need a 240v to 110v transformer as it is a 110v model but it still worth every penny