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Your sewing journey is a progression. The machine that was perfect for your first tote bags might not be the one you need for free-motion quilting or intricate garment work. Janome is a brand that can grow with you, offering a clear path from your first machine to your “forever” machine. The challenge is matching the right model to your current skills and future ambitions. This guide is built to help you do just that. We’ll explore the best Janome sewing machine for every stage, from beginner-friendly models to professional powerhouses, ensuring your next machine is a perfect fit for where you are now and where you want to go. You can also compare sewing machines in store before choosing your next Janome. That local relationship also gives you access to repair and maintenance support after purchase.
Whether you’re threading a needle for the first time or piecing together your hundredth quilt, finding the right sewing machine makes all the difference. Janome has been building precision-engineered machines in Japan since 1921, and their lineup covers everything from no-frills mechanical workhorses to feature-packed computerized models with embroidery capabilities. We’ve spent years helping Colorado sewers find their perfect match at Rocky Mountain Sewing and Vacuum. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the best Janome sewing machines by skill level, so you can invest confidently in a machine that grows with your creativity.
Janome machines are built around a few principles that matter when you’re putting a machine through real projects day after day. Metal frame construction gives Janome machines a stability that lighter machines simply can’t match. You’ll notice the difference the first time you sew through multiple layers of denim or quilt batting. The machine stays planted, and your stitches stay consistent. Precision engineering shows up in the stitch quality. Janome’s bobbin systems and tension mechanisms produce even, balanced stitches across a wide range of fabrics and thread types. That consistency is why teachers and quilting guilds often recommend the brand. A model for every maker. With over 47 models in our showroom alone, Janome covers mechanical, computerized, embroidery, serger, and longarm categories. You won’t outgrow the brand; you’ll simply move into a different part of their lineup. Strong warranty coverage. Most Janome machines include a 25-year limited warranty, which reflects the company’s confidence in their build quality. And when you purchase from an authorized dealer like Rocky Mountain Sewing and Vacuum, that warranty is fully backed by factory-trained service.
Janome’s story isn’t just about longevity; it’s about a consistent dedication to quality that you can feel in every stitch. With roots in Japan dating back to 1921, the company has built its reputation on precision engineering. This isn’t just marketing speak. It means they design and manufacture their own parts with an obsessive attention to detail, from the gears in the motor to the feed dogs that guide your fabric. This philosophy ensures that whether you choose a straightforward mechanical model or a feature-rich computerized machine, you’re getting a tool built for durability and performance. It’s this deep-seated commitment to excellence that makes us so confident when we recommend a Janome to our customers.
Long before touch screens and USB ports became standard, Janome was pioneering the future of home sewing. In 1979, they introduced the Memory 7, the world’s first programmable, computerized sewing machine for home use. This wasn’t just a new feature; it was a fundamental shift in what was possible for home sewists. This legacy of innovation continues today. When you use a modern Janome, you’re benefiting from decades of refinement in user-friendly software, automated functions like thread cutting and needle threading, and powerful motors that are controlled with digital precision. They didn’t just jump on the technology bandwagon; they built it.
In the sewing world, some brands are known for their marketing, while others are known for their machines. Janome firmly falls into the latter category. As sewing machine technician Cale Schoenberg notes, his father, with over 30 years of repair experience, says Janome makes the most reliable machines because they have the fewest electronic and computer-related problems. This is something we see every day in our own service department. While every machine needs a tune-up now and then, Janomes spend more time on the sewing table and less time on the repair bench. Their internal components are robust, and the electronics are built to last, giving you peace of mind with every project.
One of the most compelling aspects of Janome is the incredible value packed into each machine. They consistently deliver features and build quality that you would expect to find on much more expensive machines from other brands. This isn’t achieved by cutting corners, but through smart, efficient engineering and by manufacturing their core components in their own factories. For sewers looking for their first serious machine, Janome offers some of the best options available, providing a solid foundation of reliability and features that won’t be quickly outgrown. This approach allows you to invest in a high-performance tool without overextending your budget.
This value proposition extends well into their more advanced models. Take the Janome Skyline series, for example. These machines are beloved by quilters for their power and precision. The Skyline S6 includes the AcuFeed™ Flex Fabric Feeding System—a specialized walking foot system that ensures even layers of fabric feed perfectly. On other premium brands, a comparable integrated walking foot can be a very costly add-on. With Janome, this type of high-end, performance-enhancing feature is often built right in, providing professional-level results without the professional-level price tag. It’s this thoughtful inclusion of practical, powerful features that makes Janome a top choice for serious hobbyists.
Here’s a little industry secret: if you’ve admired certain machines from other well-known brands, there’s a good chance you were actually admiring Janome’s handiwork. As one of the world’s largest sewing machine manufacturers, Janome is the factory behind many popular models sold under other brand names. This speaks volumes about their reputation within the industry. Other companies trust Janome’s engineering and manufacturing quality enough to put their own names on the final product. When you buy a Janome, you’re getting that same trusted, top-tier quality directly from the source, ensuring you receive a machine built with an uncompromising standard of excellence.
Starting out? You want a machine that’s straightforward to operate, forgiving of mistakes, and capable enough to handle your first real projects. These Janome models deliver on all three.
Best for: First-time sewers who want a no-nonsense mechanical machine The HD1000 is Janome’s entry point into quality sewing. It’s a mechanical machine, which means no screens to navigate and no menus to learn. You select your stitch with a dial, adjust the length and width, and start sewing. What makes the HD1000 stand out at this price point is its aluminum body. Many beginner machines use plastic housings, which can vibrate and shift when you’re sewing through heavier fabrics. The HD1000’s metal frame keeps everything stable. Key features:
Who it’s for: The HD1000 is ideal if you’re learning the basics: straight seams, simple garments, home decor projects, and basic alterations. It’s also a strong choice for anyone who prefers mechanical simplicity over digital features.
Best for: Ambitious beginners and hobbyists tackling thicker fabrics
If you love the straightforward nature of the HD1000 but know you’ll be working with tougher materials, the Janome HD3000 is your perfect upgrade. We often recommend this model to sewers who plan to make bags, jeans, or work with canvas and upholstery. It’s a robust and reliable machine that maintains the simplicity of a mechanical model but adds more power and convenience. The HD3000 features a one-step buttonhole, which is a fantastic time-saver, and a built-in needle threader that makes getting started that much faster. With 18 stitches and adjustable presser foot pressure, you have more control to handle a wider variety of fabrics, from delicate sheers to multiple layers of denim, without skipping a beat. It’s a true workhorse that will support your creative projects for years to come.
Best for: Sewers who want proven reliability in a simple package
Janome’s mechanical line offers several other gems that we stand behind. The Janome 2222 is another excellent entry-level model that many sewers describe as a mechanical workhorse because it has no complex computer parts to worry about. It’s a durable choice for making clothes, bags, and quilts. For a few more features, the Janome MOD-19 offers a modern, user-friendly design with 19 stitches and a one-step buttonhole, making it a stylish and capable machine for all kinds of projects. Another popular choice is the Janome 725S, which has been voted a “Best Buy” in the past for its strong performance. It includes 24 stitches, an automatic buttonhole, and a needle threader, giving you everything you need in a simple, easy-to-use package.
Best for: Beginners ready for computerized convenience If you want a little more guidance from your machine, the 2030DC-G bridges the gap between beginner-friendly operation and computerized capability. It offers 30 built-in stitches with a simple LCD display that shows your selected stitch, recommended foot, and stitch settings. Key features:
Who it’s for: This machine works well for beginners who want more stitch variety and the convenience of push-button controls. The speed slider is particularly useful when you’re building confidence with curves and corners.
You’ve mastered the basics and you’re tackling more ambitious projects. At this level, you need a machine with a broader stitch library, more workspace, and features that save time on complex techniques.
When your projects start getting bigger and more complex, the Skyline S6 and S7 are the machines you’ll be glad to have. The standout feature is Janome’s AcuFeed™ Flex system. Think of it as a built-in walking foot that grips and moves your fabric from both the top and bottom. This ensures even fabric feeding, which is a total game-changer for quilters working with multiple layers or anyone sewing with slippery silks or sticky vinyls. No more puckering or shifting—just perfectly straight seams. This precision engineering is what gives Janome its reputation for beautiful, balanced stitches. The Skyline series delivers these high-end features and a larger workspace, giving you an incredible value for a machine that will support your skills for years to come. It’s a smart investment when you’re ready to move beyond the basics and tackle more demanding projects with confidence.
Best for: Quilters and garment sewers stepping up their game The 3160QDC-G is one of our most popular mid-range machines, and for good reason. It packs 60 built-in stitches, including six one-step buttonhole styles, into a compact body that’s still easy to transport to classes or quilting retreats. Key features:
Who it’s for: If you’re piecing quilt tops, making garments with decorative stitching, or working with fabrics that demand more precise feeding, the 3160QDC-G has the capability without the complexity of a high-end model.
Best for: The versatile intermediate sewer The Sewist 780DC offers a generous feature set at $899, making it an excellent value for sewers who want room to grow. It gives you the kind of stitch variety and precision that supports everything from quilting to home decor to wearable garments. Key features:
Who it’s for: The Sewist 780DC suits intermediate sewers who want one machine that handles multiple types of projects well. The automatic thread cutter alone saves significant time on repetitive piecing and chain sewing.
At this level, you need professional-grade stitch quality, maximum workspace, and features designed for complex, multi-technique projects. These machines are investments that support decades of creative work.
When your projects involve yards of flowing fabric for a gown or intricate tailoring for a jacket, you need space to work. The Janome Atelier series is designed specifically for this kind of making. These machines are known for their exceptionally long arm space—often over 12 inches—which gives you room to manage large cuts of fabric without them bunching up or pulling against the needle. But it’s not just about size; the Atelier series delivers the professional-grade stitch quality and advanced stitch options required for couture-level details. This combination of a generous workspace and precision performance makes it a top choice for dedicated dressmakers who are creating complex, multi-layered garments and want flawless results from start to finish.
Choosing a machine from the Atelier series is about making a long-term commitment to your craft. These are true investments that are built to support decades of creative work, handling everything from delicate silks to heavy wools with equal grace. The features are designed for sewers who are pushing their skills and need a machine that can keep up with complex techniques and demanding projects. When you bring an Atelier home from one of our Colorado stores, our job is to make sure you can use every single one of its powerful features. Through our hands-on classes and expert support, we help you get comfortable with your new machine so it becomes a seamless extension of your creative vision.
Best for: Advanced sewers who want top-tier computerized features The 5300QDC-G sits at the sweet spot between prosumer capability and home-sewing convenience. With 300 built-in stitches, it gives you access to an enormous range of decorative, utility, and quilting options. Key features:
Who it’s for: If you’re working on heirloom projects, advanced quilting, or decorative work that demands precise stitch placement and consistent tension across varied fabrics, the 5300QDC-G delivers.
Best for: Professional-level sewing and quilting The Memory Craft 6700P is a powerhouse built for serious sewers who demand the best stitch quality and the most workspace available in a home machine. Key features:
Who it’s for: The 6700P is for the sewer who considers their machine a professional tool. Quilters working on king-size projects, garment makers working with challenging fabrics like silk or leather, and anyone who logs serious hours will appreciate the precision and power.
Best for: The sewer who wants it all The 9450 QCP is Janome’s flagship sewing and quilting machine. It combines everything Janome has learned about stitch quality, ergonomics, and user experience into one machine. Key features:
Who it’s for: This is the machine for the dedicated quilter or sewer who wants no compromises. The massive throat space, the touchscreen interface, and the stitch composer give you creative freedom that simpler machines can’t match.
When you reach a point where your creative vision is bigger than your machine’s capabilities, it’s time to look at the Janome Continental M-Series. This isn’t just an upgrade; it’s the pinnacle of what a home sewing and embroidery machine can be. Built for the artist, the professional, and the dedicated hobbyist, these machines remove every technical barrier between your idea and your finished project. The M-Series combines the largest sewing space, the most powerful brushless DC motor for piercing tough materials, and the most intelligent technology in the Janome lineup, including a huge HD color touchscreen that feels as intuitive as your tablet. We see these as true “forever machines”—the kind of investment that supports a lifetime of creativity, from massive quilts to intricate embroidered heirlooms, with unparalleled precision and power.
Within this top-tier series, the Continental M17 is the undisputed flagship, a true combination sewing and embroidery powerhouse. We often call it the “dream machine” because it seamlessly integrates every feature a serious maker could want. It boasts an enormous 13.5-inch throat space, brilliantly illuminated by an array of LED lights, giving you a shadow-free area to maneuver king-sized quilts. With sewing speeds up to 1,300 stitches per minute and the industry’s largest embroidery hoop, your productivity soars. But it’s the high-definition stitch quality, powered by advanced digital controls and a robust drive system, that truly sets it apart. Every seam is flawless, and every embroidery design is rendered with breathtaking detail, making it the ultimate tool for uncompromising creators.
One of the standout features you’ll find on high-end Janome machines like the Continental M-Series is the ability to create 9mm wide decorative stitches. While a standard machine’s stitch width maxes out around 7mm, that extra 2mm makes a world of difference. It allows for bolder, more impactful embellishments that can become the focal point of a project. Imagine creating a stunning decorative finish on a custom tote bag or adding a bold, heirloom-quality detail to a jacket’s lapel. This feature transforms a simple hem into a design statement and adds incredible texture to quilt borders. Achieving a perfect, balanced stitch at this width requires exceptional engineering—the machine’s tension and feed systems must work in perfect harmony. It’s a testament to Janome’s precision that these stitches look just as beautiful on delicate silks as they do on heavy canvas, giving you a much richer palette for creative expression.
Embroidery opens up an entirely different creative dimension. Janome offers several machines that combine sewing and embroidery capabilities, so you don’t need a separate machine for each.
Best for: Sewers adding embroidery to their skill set The Memory Craft 1000 is a combination sewing and embroidery machine priced at $1,399. It includes a generous embroidery starter kit valued at $499 with your purchase, including a USB drive with 1,800+ designs, pre-wound bobbins, stabilizers, and thread. Key features:
Who it’s for: If you’ve been sewing and want to explore monogramming, applique, and custom embroidery without buying a dedicated embroidery-only machine, the MC1000 is an excellent entry point.
If you want to run your sewing machine and embroidery machine at the same time, or if you’re ready to focus solely on the art of embroidery, a dedicated machine is a fantastic investment. Janome’s standalone models are built for one purpose and they perform beautifully. The Memory Craft 550E is celebrated for its large embroidery field and ability to produce high-quality, colorful designs right out of the box. For those who want to build their skills without feeling overwhelmed, the Memory Craft 400E offers a wonderfully user-friendly interface. Both machines allow you to import thousands of designs from the internet via a USB drive, giving you a limitless creative palette. They are true workhorses that let you confidently tackle a huge range of projects, from monogrammed towels to intricate jacket backs.
Best for: Dedicated embroiderers and small business owners At $5,999, the MB-7 is a serious investment, and it’s designed for serious embroidery work. Seven needles mean you can thread seven different colors and the machine handles color changes automatically, dramatically reducing production time. Key features:
Who it’s for: The MB-7 is for the embroiderer who’s moved beyond hobbyist volumes. If you’re personalizing gifts, running a small embroidery business, or doing production work for a quilting group, those seven needles transform your workflow.
If you’ve ever looked at a professionally made garment and wondered how the inside seams are so clean and tidy, the answer is a serger. A serger, or overlocker, is a specialized machine that trims the seam allowance and encloses the raw edge of the fabric in a thread casing, all in one fast pass. It doesn’t replace your sewing machine; it works alongside it to give your projects a durable, polished finish that won’t fray in the wash. It’s the difference between a project looking “homemade” and looking truly handmade with professional care. For anyone working with knit fabrics, a serger is a game-changer, creating stretchy, strong seams that move with the fabric. Janome brings its signature precision and user-friendly design to its serger lineup, making it easier than ever to add this capability to your sewing room. We can help you find the right serger to complement your sewing machine and your creative goals.
Let’s be honest: the nest of threads on a serger can look intimidating. The Janome 9300DX is designed to quiet that fear and get you started with confidence. It’s a straightforward, reliable machine that focuses on the core functions of serging without overwhelming you with bells and whistles. Threading is simplified with a color-coded lay-in tension system that guides you every step of the way. It offers the essential 3- and 4-thread stitches you’ll use for construction and finishing on most projects. The differential feed is a key feature, allowing you to adjust how the fabric is fed to prevent stretchy knits from waving and fine fabrics from puckering. It also converts quickly to a rolled hem for beautifully finished edges on napkins, scarves, and formalwear, making it a surprisingly versatile entry-level machine.
Once you’re comfortable with the basics of serging, you might start looking for more creative options. The Janome 6234XL is the perfect next step, offering expanded capabilities for the growing sewist. The most significant addition is its 2-thread function, which opens up new techniques. A 2-thread overlock is ideal for finishing the edges of very lightweight fabrics where a 3-thread stitch might be too bulky. It also allows you to create decorative flatlock seams, perfect for athletic wear or adding a unique design detail to a simple knit top. The 6234XL provides more stitch variety and control, giving you the tools to handle a wider range of fabrics and techniques as your skills and ambitions grow. It’s a machine that encourages you to experiment and refine your craft.
For many sewers, the single biggest barrier to using a serger is the fear of threading the loopers. The Janome AT2000D AirThread eliminates that hurdle completely. With the flip of a switch and a simple whoosh of air, this remarkable machine threads its own loopers in an instant. This isn’t just a cool feature; it’s a fundamental change that makes serging more accessible and enjoyable than ever before. You can switch thread colors without a second thought, saving you time and frustration. This convenience is paired with Janome’s superior stitch quality and an 8-piece feed dog system for incredible fabric control. The AT2000D is for the sewer who values efficiency and wants to spend their precious creative time sewing, not threading. It’s the ultimate tool for achieving professional results with unparalleled ease.
Quilters have specific needs: large throat space, consistent feeding through multiple layers, and precision stitch-in-the-ditch capability. Janome builds several models specifically for quilting.
When sewers in our Colorado shops ask where to start with quilting, we often point them toward the Janome M100QDC and 5270QDC. These machines are fantastic entry points because they give you essential quilting features without an overwhelming learning curve. The M100QDC is a computerized model with special stitches designed just for quilting, and its speed control slider is a huge help for maintaining accuracy on long seams. Plus, the needle up/down function is a game-changer for chain piecing and pivoting corners flawlessly. The 5270QDC takes things a step further by including an extension table to support your project and a knee lift. This feature lets you raise the presser foot with your knee, keeping both hands on your quilt sandwich for incredible control. Both are built to handle multiple layers with ease, making them ideal partners as you explore the world of quilting machines.
Best for: Dedicated piecing and quilting The 1600P-QC is a straight-stitch machine designed specifically for quilters. It does one thing, and it does it exceptionally well: sewing fast, accurate straight stitches through multiple layers of fabric and batting. Key features:
Who it’s for: Quilters who piece often and want the fastest, most consistent straight stitch available in a domestic machine. The 1600P-QC is not a do-everything machine; it’s a specialist that excels at its purpose.
The most important thing to understand about the 1600P-QC is that its greatest strength is its specialization. This is a straight-stitch-only machine, which means no zig-zag for finishing seams, no built-in buttonholes for garments, and no decorative stitches. For some, that might sound like a limitation, but for a dedicated quilter, it’s the entire point. By dedicating the motor and mechanical system to producing one perfect stitch, Janome created a machine that delivers industrial speed and power without vibration. It’s the perfect second machine to sit next to your more versatile, do-everything model, allowing you to power through quilt piecing without having to re-thread or change settings on your primary machine. It’s a true specialist, built for the sewer who values speed and precision above all else for their quilting projects.
For quilters who are ready to do their own free-motion quilting on full-size tops, the Quilt Maker 15 longarm system ($4,995 with accessories package) provides a 15-inch throat space and frame-based quilting capability right in your sewing room.
A Janome machine is an investment in your creativity, and with a little attention, it will be a reliable partner for years of projects. Understanding what makes a quality machine and how to care for it are the keys to getting the most out of your sewing journey.
When you’re just starting, it’s tempting to grab the most basic machine available. But frustration is the number one reason new sewers give up, and a flimsy machine is often the culprit. Many beginner machines use plastic housings, which can vibrate and shift when you’re sewing through heavier fabrics like denim or multiple quilt layers. This is why we often point new sewers toward models like the Janome HD1000. Its internal metal frame keeps everything stable, so your stitches stay even and the machine doesn’t struggle. Investing in a well-built machine from the start means you can focus on your skills, not on fighting your equipment. Janome’s confidence in their build quality is reflected in their 25-year limited warranty, giving you peace of mind from your very first stitch.
Your Janome is a precision instrument, and a little regular care will keep it humming for decades. The most important habit to build is regular cleaning and oiling. Dust and lint are the enemies of a smooth-running machine. Always use a proper sewing machine oil—never reach for household products like 3-in-1 oil or WD-40, as they can gum up the internal mechanics. Another simple but crucial tip is to always use the right type of needle for your project and change it regularly. A fresh, sharp needle prevents skipped stitches and protects your machine. While Janome machines are incredibly reliable, it’s smart to know you have support. That’s the real benefit of buying from a local dealer; our factory-trained technicians are right here in Colorado to provide expert service and repairs, ensuring your investment is protected for the long haul.
Choosing the right machine comes down to three questions: 1. What do you sew most often?
2. What’s your experience level? If you’re just starting, you don’t need 300 stitches. The HD1000 or 2030DC-G will serve you well for your first year or more. When you’re ready to move up, Rocky Mountain Sewing and Vacuum offers a 6-Month Exchange Program that lets you apply 100% of your original purchase price toward an upgrade. 3. What’s your budget? Janome machines range from entry-level mechanical models to professional computerized machines. Here’s a general pricing overview:
| Skill Level | Model | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | HD1000 | Under $500 |
| Beginner | 2030DC-G | Under $500 |
| Intermediate | 3160QDC-G | $500 – $900 |
| Intermediate | Sewist 780DC | $899 |
| Advanced | 5300QDC-G | $1,000 – $1,600 |
| Advanced | Memory Craft 6700P | $2,000+ |
| Advanced | Horizon MC 9450 QCP | $3,000+ |
| Embroidery | Memory Craft 1000 | $1,399 |
| Embroidery | MB-7 | $5,999 |
Buying a Janome online from a faceless retailer gets you a machine in a box. Buying from Rocky Mountain Sewing and Vacuum gets you a sewing partner for the life of your machine. Free Unlimited Machine Usage Classes: Every machine purchase includes free classes for the life of your machine. Learn the features, master new techniques, and get help with any project, at no extra cost. 6-Month Exchange Program: Not sure if you picked the right machine? Within six months of purchase, you can apply 100% of your purchase price toward an upgrade. That removes the risk from your decision entirely. Factory-Trained Service: Our technicians are factory trained on Janome machines. Whether you need a tune-up, a repair, or help troubleshooting a tension issue, you’ll work with someone who knows your exact model inside and out. Four Colorado Locations: Visit us in Arvada, Aurora, Littleton, or Colorado Springs. Every machine is available for hands-on testing before you buy. Low Price Guarantee: We match pricing so you get the best price with the added benefit of local expertise, service, and education.
The Janome HD1000 is our top pick for beginners who want a reliable mechanical machine with a metal frame and simple dial controls. For beginners who prefer computerized features, the 2030DC-G offers push-button stitch selection and a speed control slider that helps you learn at your own pace.
Janome has been manufacturing sewing machines since 1921 and is one of the most respected brands in the industry. Their machines feature metal frame construction, precision-engineered bobbin systems, and a 25-year limited warranty. At Rocky Mountain Sewing and Vacuum, Janome is consistently one of our best-reviewed brands among customers at every skill level.
Mechanical Janome machines (like the HD1000 and HD3000) use dials and levers to select stitches and adjust settings. They’re simpler to operate and don’t require a power source for stitch selection. Computerized models (like the 3160QDC-G and 5300QDC-G) use an LCD screen and buttons, offer more built-in stitches, and include features like automatic thread cutting and memorized needle position.
With regular maintenance, including cleaning the bobbin area, oiling the hook race, and periodic professional servicing, a Janome sewing machine can last 20 years or more. The metal frame construction and quality components in Janome machines are designed for long-term durability. Our service center sees Janome machines that have been running strong for well over a decade.
Yes. We offer Synchrony financing with terms from 6 to 72 months, making it easy to invest in the right machine for your needs. You can apply online or in-store at any of our four Colorado locations.
Absolutely. All four Rocky Mountain Sewing and Vacuum locations have Janome machines set up for hands-on testing. We encourage you to bring a project or fabric sample so you can see exactly how a machine handles your work. Call us at 1-888-897-6362 to schedule a demonstration or just walk in during store hours.
Ready to find your perfect Janome? Browse our full Janome collection online or visit one of our four Colorado locations. Our team is here to help you choose the right machine, learn to use every feature, and keep it running beautifully for years to come.
