To purchase or not to purchase?
#31
I have one and love it. It doesn't wind the bobbins completely full but all you have to do is hold the button down and it will continue to wind until you release the button. I haven't used my machine to wind a bobbin in several years.
#32
i almost didnt get one because i thought really will i ever use that and oh my gosh i use it all the i even rigged up a way to use the large cone thread on it with one of those strong straws from an old sip cup i had around the house we also have one at our quilt house where our quilting group sews and i use that one all the time too its so much faster than using my
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carla
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carla
#38
I didn't know there was a tension knob. Can you describe where it is and how you use it? I have a Sidewinder, and think that it winds too loosely.
#39
That is a good idea. Is it difficult to take the top off without breaking anything around the case? I thought, too, that is was too lightweight.
#40
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Rolla MO
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I work in a sewing room at our church and for some reason the fly wheel on some of our machines tightens up making it very hard to wind bobbins. We us a Bobbin winder all the time. I don't have one at home but for our purposes at church it is indispensable.
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