I have never heard of Jaguar. I have an older Janome overlocker and have been busy making small lined zip bags. It has taken me a while to get to grips with overlocking the nylon zips on but definitely worth the time. My zips are 12 inch and bought in a big mixed colour bag so my material has to be about 8 inch or smaller when putting on the zip as the blade cuts through the zip. It's not good when I forget to open the zip and I cut off the pull end. My overlocker is not air threaded which would be a bonus but threading them becomes easier every time and the challenge is to get the tensions set correctly for your project so you rarely have to re-thread. It is worth taking the time to produce a sewn chart of different tensions and using different coloured threads so you can see where the problem is. There is a tutorial on Youtube. Yes they do take some getting used to but I wouldn't be without mine but I think you still need a sewing machine as well. If you are buying one make sure it is air threaded as the threading is done for you but it may cost a bit more.
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