SINGER automatic sewing machine HD6805, 100W, 300 stitch patterns, free arm, electric, grey

The SINGER automatic sewing machine HD6805 is an electric home sewing machine designed for general garment repairs, alterations and a wide range of sewing projects. Equipped with a 100W motor and offering 300 stitch patterns, the HD6805 provides a versatile platform for straight seams, decorative stitches and functional finishes. The machine includes a free arm for sewing sleeves and cylindrical items, button controls for stitch selection and a set of essential presser feet: blind hem, button sewing, buttonhole, zigzag and zipper. Finished in grey and weighing 7.54 kg, it is suitable for use on a tabletop or in a small sewing corner.

Advantages

The SINGER HD6805 combines a compact mechanical layout with automated stitch selection via buttons, enabling quick changes between up to 300 stitch patterns. The 100W electric motor supplies steady power for household sewing tasks without requiring complex setup. The integrated free arm simplifies work on cuffs, sleeves and pant legs, while the included presser feet cover common techniques such as button attachment, invisible hems, zipper insertion and multi-purpose zigzag stitching. At 7.54 kg the machine balances stability during operation with portability for occasional relocation.

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How to use

Place the machine on a stable, flat surface and connect to a standard mains power outlet. Thread the machine following the top and bobbin threading paths indicated in the user guide, select the desired stitch pattern using the button controls, and adjust stitch length or width if available for that stitch. Use the free arm by removing or positioning the flat extension table to access sleeves or tubular pieces. Attach the required presser foot for the chosen operation (for example use the zipper foot for zippers, buttonhole foot for buttonholes) and lower the presser foot before starting. Guide fabric gently with both hands while operating the foot control or start/stop button to maintain straight seams and even feed.

Recommendations

Use medium-weight needles and suitable thread for the fabric being sewn; change needle regularly when sewing multiple layers or heavier materials. Test stitch patterns on a scrap of the same fabric to set stitch length and tension before working on the final piece. Clean lint from the bobbin area and oil moving parts as instructed in the manual to maintain reliable operation. For detailed adjustments and troubleshooting consult the supplied user manual or authorised service centres.