With the wide array of features it offers, the Pfaff Select 2.0 lets you create fashions that truly describes your individuality. This machine provides you with features that literally open doors for limitless creative possibilities. It comes with 27 stitch options that will allow you to work with a wide range of fabrics, including stretch. To make stitch selection easier, you can use the easy push select system. According to your needs, you can adjust the length and width of the stitch for up to 6mm and 5.5 mm respectively.
For topstitching and a smooth and accurate seam result, this machine comes with 15 needle position options. For protection from damage and dust, the machine comes with a sturdy hard cover. With the help of its integrated drop feed feature you can quilt and create free hand decorations. The accessory storage is a great addition to this machine, and when removed, it gives the machine a long free arm that makes it ideal to work with cuffs and sleeves. It also lets you control the speed with its electronic speed control feature with 2 max speed options. Along with that, it comes with a rotatory hook system.
The accessories that come with this product include lint brush, bobbins, screw driver, seam ripper, needles, spool holder and pin. Buttonhole, zipper, zigzag, blind hem, and overlock foot. An easy to use quilting guide is also included as is the hard cover.
This machine is robust and user friendly. It is also very easy to maintain, thus, making it a practical and popular choice among design students.
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By Anne from London
Customer rating: I spent some time yesterday test-driving Pfaffs. After cruising around with a select 4 and a expression 2, I have to say that I am impressed.
Now Im a Bernina aficionado and have sewn happily with my machine for ten years. We have a relationship. I dont make new friends easily and a new partner seemed an impossible accomplishment. Bernina has let me down a bit lately, though, as all service must be through a dealer and, if your dealer is problematic, Bernina wont help and wont intervene and wont find another dealer for you near you. In fact, Bernina wont even communicate with you.
Though the Pfaff select 3 wasnt quite love at first sight, (because Im not that kind of girl) it is clearly speaking to me. It has the IDT (dual feed) system, which is rather nice and does indeed keep fabrics moving at an even rate. The most important features for me, though, were how powerful the machine felt, the smoothness of the stitch, the speed possible for free-motion quilting without snags or problems and the sensitivity of the pressure foot; I need the machine to stop and start instantly and to stitch half-stitches in response to my control.
The other qualities that have become intrinsic to my work include the availability of some sort of extension table and additional free motion feet.
The select2 did all of that easily and powerfully. It free-motioned extraordinarily well, felt comfortable and easy-to-use and gave the air of intense practicality and competence that I need to feel my machine has. The foot pedal was amazingly sensitive and someone who has a feel for sewing can control the needle incredibly precisely. (Posted on 2/28/09)






