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title: "Janome HD3000 Heavy-Duty Sewing Machine with 18 Built-in Stitches + Hard Case"
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# Includes hard carrying case 18 built-in stitches Heavy-duty metal frame Janome HD3000 Heavy-Duty Sewing Machine with 18 Built-in Stitches + Hard Case

**Brand:** janome
**Price:** € 1273.38
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧵 Sew Bold, Sew Heavy-Duty — The Janome HD3000 Means Business!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Janome HD3000 Heavy-Duty Sewing Machine with 18 Built-in Stitches + Hard Case by janome
- **How much does it cost?** € 1273.38 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/3900413-janome-hd3000-heavy-duty-sewing-machine-with-18-built-in)

## Best For

- janome enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted janome brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Portability:** Lightweight 23 lbs with included hard case—take your sewing studio anywhere.
- • **Versatile Stitching Arsenal:** 18 built-in stitches plus a one-step buttonhole for all your creative projects.
- • **Built to Last, Sew to Impress:** Heavy-duty metal construction powers through denim, upholstery & more with ease.
- • **Effortless Precision Every Time:** Built-in needle threader and snap-on presser feet make setup quick and frustration-free.
- • **User-Friendly Mechanical Simplicity:** No complicated electronics—just reliable, intuitive controls that keep you sewing without interruption.

## Overview

The Janome HD3000 is a robust mechanical sewing machine featuring 18 built-in stitches, a one-step buttonhole, and a built-in needle threader. Designed with a heavy-duty metal frame, it handles everything from delicate fabrics to thick denim effortlessly. Its compact 23-pound design includes a hard carrying case for easy transport, making it perfect for both dedicated hobbyists and professionals seeking reliable, long-lasting performance without the complexity of computerized parts.

## Description

HD-3000 Heavy Duty Features: -18 Stitches. -One-step buttonhole. -Built-in needle threader. -Snap-on presser feet. -Push-pull bobbin winder. -Extra high presser foot left. Product Type: -Mechanical sewing machine. Light Included: -Yes. Free Arm: -Yes. Needle Threading System: -Manual. Reverse Stitching: -Yes. Automatic Bobbin Winding: -Yes. Case/Cover Included: -Yes. Thread Tension Adjustment: -Yes. Case/Cover Type: -Carrying case. Thread Tension Adjustment Type: -Manual. Dimensions: -Maximum stitch: 6.5mm W x 4mm L. Overall Height - Top to Bottom: -15". Overall Width - Side to Side: -19". Overall Depth - Front to Back: -10".

Review: I love this machine! - I bought this machine back in 2011. This is a great machine! It's a workhorse, very reliable and easy to use, and it's quiet too! It truly loves up to being a heavy duty machine and to the Janome name. I sew clothes for myself, and costumes for theater productions, so it gets lots use out of it. There has been times where I have sat in front of this machine and sewn for days, and even weeks straight. No joke. I have sewn everything on this machine, from very light weight sheer fabrics, knits, suiting, denims and heavy upholstery fabrics. It sews everything! Even nylon tent fabric! If you are in the market for a new sewing machine, don't go out and buy a cheap, $100 machine. Particularly if you sew a lot. I've gone through many many cheap machines in the past ten years, so I am glad that I saved my pennies to buy this machine, which in the long run, has saved me pennies by not breaking down like the others have done. I have had this machine for almost four years now. And it very rarely jams; if it does, it's usually because I have done something silly, like forgetting to put the pressure foot down or threading it the wrong way. One of the many things I love about this machine is that it doesn't jam when you accidentally run off the fabric. Because of this, I have no worries in teaching my niece how to sew on this machine; she couldn't hurt it (and of course, she would have supervision while using it). I also love the various feet and stich options. I have probably used every single stich at least once; they are all just very useful. I have read a number of reviews and someone said that the button hole stich wasn't very good and another said they couldn't get it to work. If I had to change something on this machine, I would change the button hole setting, which is a three-step process (the person who couldn't get it to work was probably stuck on step one). Many machines have a single step button-holer which are much easier to make than the three-steppers. I typically don't do button holes very often anyway, but when I do, I like to finish them off by hand since hand done button holes are a whole lot stronger and nicer looking than any machine made button hole. Overall, I am so glad I bought this machine!! I love it so much, that if this machine ever breaks down (and I really don't think that's going to happen any time soon), I would buy it again. Janomes are some of the best sewing machines on the market today and if this one isn't exactly in your price range or if you don't sew a whole lot, then go for one of the Janomes that are a step or two down from this one.
Review: Great little machine - This is a fantastic machine for someone who needs a basic general machine and they want to invest in something that that will last them long enough to decide what (if any) more specialized type of machine they might want. And it's a wonderful backup for when your other machine needs to be sent out for regular maintenance or repair. I have been sewing for decades. First I was mostly a garment sewer, and later I started quilting. I can do most garment and home dec sewing on this machine. But I don't like it for quilting and it's not the machine I choose for buttonholes, blind hemming, piping, couching, or other specialized techniques that need fancy feet. I originally bought this to use when my fancy Viking Sapphire 870 was out for service (may it RIP, it's dead now). What I like about this little Janome is its simplicity. My other machines I need to have the manual handy for a lot of projects when I want to do something special. With this little guy I just put in a new needle, a full bobbin, turn it on, select my stitch, width and length, and go. It doesn't matter if it's been 2 years, this machine is so simple it's like a bicycle, I don't need instructions. I also like that is is completely mechanical so there are no computerized parts that can go sideways leading to an expensive repair. It is also very unlikely to get zapped if I happen to forget to unplug it during an electrical storm. The important parts in this machine are metal. That makes it a little heavier, but it doesn't get bogged down by thicker fabrics or tight weaves. Hemming denim? No problem for the motor, though to be honest I need to use a little jig or a hump jumper to get over the seam allowances when they are folded over each other. Not a big deal - I need the same kind of jig on a more expensive machine. I saw someone said they wanted a machine that could sew through 2 layers of fabric and batting so they could quilt. My response to that is this is not the machine you're looking for. Yes it can absolutely sew through that, but this machine is not for quilting. Yes you can piece a top with it, but the harp space is too small quilt anything bigger than a small lap quilt or a wall hanging and there's no walking foot and I don't think it can do freemotion but if it can, it's not going to be fun in that tiny space. I had this tucked away for a couple of years after I replaced the Viking with a 6700p. I wasn't really doing anything with it until 2 months ago when I had to send in my 6700p for repair. The issue was difficult for the technician to reproduce and that machine was out for service for over 2 months. I couldn't wait that long to sew so I ended up working on a stack of items I had piled up that needed hemming and repairs and I needed to make a curtain panel too. And that's what I did with this machine. I hemmed and repaired that stack, then made the curtain panel. After that I started sewing up some blocks for my next quilt project. The piecing kind of bogged me down on this machine. I'm a little spoiled by my much more expensive 6700p. It has an automatic thread cutter with a foot remote and a knee lift and all other kinds of features. I explain the experience with a metaphor: imagine needing to precisely chop 16 pounds of vegetables, different kinds, and you used to have an industrial food processor, but now all you have is a knife and a small cutting board. So no, I don't ever want to piece quilts on this machine. Ever. That's totally OK. That isn't what this machine is for. Being that this is heavy duty and mechanical I expect it will serve me for a couple decades of occasional use. And I could take this to a class because it's a lot lighter and more compact than the beastly 6700p. If you'll be doing basic general sewing and you want a simple machine to last you many years and give you little to no trouble; this is for you. If you are getting started and know you'll get something more specialized after you figure out what you want to make most often in your hobby, and then keep this as a backup: this is for you. If you're not sure what you'll be sewing but know you want to sew I recommend getting a non heavy duty machine with lots of features in that entry level price range. Make sure it has an extended plexi sewing table (many come with this). You'll come to appreciate that flush access to the needle regardless of your project type. Come back to this machine if you really need something heavy duty, or you want a super simple machine to last you many years.

## Features

- Built-in Needle Threader
- Reverse Stitch Lever
- Snap-on Presser Feet
- Foot Pressure Adjustment
- 8 Stitches, 1 One-step Buttonhole

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00916Y4YM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #38,103 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #108 in Sewing Machines |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (641) |
| Date First Available | January 4, 2011 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 23 pounds |
| Item model number | HD3000 |
| Manufacturer | Janome |
| Product Dimensions | 19 x 10 x 15 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Janome
- **Color:** White
- **Is Electric:** Yes
- **Item Weight:** 23 Pounds
- **Manufacture Year:** 2024
- **Material:** Aluminum, Plastic
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.2"D x 16"W x 11.3"H
- **UPC:** 012545945166 732212274473 788373505550

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What makes this machine heavy duty? Does it have metal parts and frame? What is the motor size and how does that relate to "heavy duty" ?**
A: I have both the 1 amp janome and this machine which is only .5 amp.  It's half the power of the hd 1000.
I don't understand all these rave reviews. 
You cannot make half an amp perform like a full amp motor.   I make my bags on the hd 1000.   My hd3000 is up for sale.  Always check out the motor size before buying any machine

**Q: Why is it that most of the Janome users previously owned Singer or Kenmore? Anything has to be better than either of those--so what's the real benefit of a Janome HD3000 vs a Pfaff?**
A: I can't tell you anything about Pfaff because I have never owned a Pfaff.  When I bought the Janome HD3000 I was looking for a heavy duty sewing machine that would sew through layered heavy fabrics, such as denim, etc.  I had a Singer at the time, and had always owned Singers, and had noticed that with each new Singer I bought, the quality was less than the previous Singer.  I don't know what happened to Singer, but in my opinion they have put out a less and less quality product over the past 10 to 15 years.  The question I asked in my search engine was something like "what is a good heavy duty sewing machine".  That led me to a demonstration video where I watched someone using the Janome to sew through the depth of fabric layers that I needed.  And when I bought the machine, it worked just like in the video.  It sails through layers of fabric that used to invariably tangle up and stop the Singer.

**Q: Is it made mostly of plastic?**
A: The outside (the white part you see and touch) seems to all be made of hard plastic, as is the carrying case.

**Q: does this machine sew through multiple layers of denim?**
A: I've used it to hem my jeans regularly, which at the seams, would be at least 4 layers of denim. Sews like buttah! I just adjust the pressor foot tension to be a little bit less.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I love this machine!
*by M***B on January 30, 2014*

I bought this machine back in 2011. This is a great machine! It's a workhorse, very reliable and easy to use, and it's quiet too! It truly loves up to being a heavy duty machine and to the Janome name. I sew clothes for myself, and costumes for theater productions, so it gets lots use out of it. There has been times where I have sat in front of this machine and sewn for days, and even weeks straight. No joke. I have sewn everything on this machine, from very light weight sheer fabrics, knits, suiting, denims and heavy upholstery fabrics. It sews everything! Even nylon tent fabric! If you are in the market for a new sewing machine, don't go out and buy a cheap, $100 machine. Particularly if you sew a lot. I've gone through many many cheap machines in the past ten years, so I am glad that I saved my pennies to buy this machine, which in the long run, has saved me pennies by not breaking down like the others have done. I have had this machine for almost four years now. And it very rarely jams; if it does, it's usually because I have done something silly, like forgetting to put the pressure foot down or threading it the wrong way. One of the many things I love about this machine is that it doesn't jam when you accidentally run off the fabric. Because of this, I have no worries in teaching my niece how to sew on this machine; she couldn't hurt it (and of course, she would have supervision while using it). I also love the various feet and stich options. I have probably used every single stich at least once; they are all just very useful. I have read a number of reviews and someone said that the button hole stich wasn't very good and another said they couldn't get it to work. If I had to change something on this machine, I would change the button hole setting, which is a three-step process (the person who couldn't get it to work was probably stuck on step one). Many machines have a single step button-holer which are much easier to make than the three-steppers. I typically don't do button holes very often anyway, but when I do, I like to finish them off by hand since hand done button holes are a whole lot stronger and nicer looking than any machine made button hole. Overall, I am so glad I bought this machine!! I love it so much, that if this machine ever breaks down (and I really don't think that's going to happen any time soon), I would buy it again. Janomes are some of the best sewing machines on the market today and if this one isn't exactly in your price range or if you don't sew a whole lot, then go for one of the Janomes that are a step or two down from this one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little machine
*by M***E on June 22, 2019*

This is a fantastic machine for someone who needs a basic general machine and they want to invest in something that that will last them long enough to decide what (if any) more specialized type of machine they might want. And it's a wonderful backup for when your other machine needs to be sent out for regular maintenance or repair. I have been sewing for decades. First I was mostly a garment sewer, and later I started quilting. I can do most garment and home dec sewing on this machine. But I don't like it for quilting and it's not the machine I choose for buttonholes, blind hemming, piping, couching, or other specialized techniques that need fancy feet. I originally bought this to use when my fancy Viking Sapphire 870 was out for service (may it RIP, it's dead now). What I like about this little Janome is its simplicity. My other machines I need to have the manual handy for a lot of projects when I want to do something special. With this little guy I just put in a new needle, a full bobbin, turn it on, select my stitch, width and length, and go. It doesn't matter if it's been 2 years, this machine is so simple it's like a bicycle, I don't need instructions. I also like that is is completely mechanical so there are no computerized parts that can go sideways leading to an expensive repair. It is also very unlikely to get zapped if I happen to forget to unplug it during an electrical storm. The important parts in this machine are metal. That makes it a little heavier, but it doesn't get bogged down by thicker fabrics or tight weaves. Hemming denim? No problem for the motor, though to be honest I need to use a little jig or a hump jumper to get over the seam allowances when they are folded over each other. Not a big deal - I need the same kind of jig on a more expensive machine. I saw someone said they wanted a machine that could sew through 2 layers of fabric and batting so they could quilt. My response to that is this is not the machine you're looking for. Yes it can absolutely sew through that, but this machine is not for quilting. Yes you can piece a top with it, but the harp space is too small quilt anything bigger than a small lap quilt or a wall hanging and there's no walking foot and I don't think it can do freemotion but if it can, it's not going to be fun in that tiny space. I had this tucked away for a couple of years after I replaced the Viking with a 6700p. I wasn't really doing anything with it until 2 months ago when I had to send in my 6700p for repair. The issue was difficult for the technician to reproduce and that machine was out for service for over 2 months. I couldn't wait that long to sew so I ended up working on a stack of items I had piled up that needed hemming and repairs and I needed to make a curtain panel too. And that's what I did with this machine. I hemmed and repaired that stack, then made the curtain panel. After that I started sewing up some blocks for my next quilt project. The piecing kind of bogged me down on this machine. I'm a little spoiled by my much more expensive 6700p. It has an automatic thread cutter with a foot remote and a knee lift and all other kinds of features. I explain the experience with a metaphor: imagine needing to precisely chop 16 pounds of vegetables, different kinds, and you used to have an industrial food processor, but now all you have is a knife and a small cutting board. So no, I don't ever want to piece quilts on this machine. Ever. That's totally OK. That isn't what this machine is for. Being that this is heavy duty and mechanical I expect it will serve me for a couple decades of occasional use. And I could take this to a class because it's a lot lighter and more compact than the beastly 6700p. If you'll be doing basic general sewing and you want a simple machine to last you many years and give you little to no trouble; this is for you. If you are getting started and know you'll get something more specialized after you figure out what you want to make most often in your hobby, and then keep this as a backup: this is for you. If you're not sure what you'll be sewing but know you want to sew I recommend getting a non heavy duty machine with lots of features in that entry level price range. Make sure it has an extended plexi sewing table (many come with this). You'll come to appreciate that flush access to the needle regardless of your project type. Come back to this machine if you really need something heavy duty, or you want a super simple machine to last you many years.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by I***C on October 20, 2019*

We needed a machine to replace the piece of junk Brother my wife had from Walmart. I decided to spend the extra cash and get something decent without going nuts on something with a ton of features she'll never use. This thing has been awesome. I'll sew through 3 pieces of nylon webbing (but not 4) and I've sewn medium leather (heavier than a purse but not as thick as holster leather) with it with no problems. As far as sewing fabric, it's worked great. Don't think you're going to sew heavy leather or sailboat sails with it, but I'd recommend it as a general purpose machine for sure. If you're just sewing fabric, it'll last you a lifetime. The only thing I would change is I'd put a light behind the stitch selector display. It's very hard to see what stitch pattern you're on without holding a flashlight to it.

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