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This machine does not feel as well built as my addi or sentro machines, but works well enough for simple ear warmers or stuffed animals. Overall I’m pleased and happy I bought it.

The media could not be loaded. I was worried it was a cheap knock off and wouldn’t work well, but it runs smoothly. You can tell they greased it well before shipment. I’ve already made several ear warmers. 32 pin is perfect size for ear warmers. Runs great. I didn’t think I’d like holding it by the lid because all my other knitting machines clip to the table, butI kind of like it. But it doesn’t have a row counter. To make it easier to see the white starting pin to count rows, I put black permanent marker on both sides of the white pin. A built in row counter would really make it perfect. I hope it lasts because so far I love it.

I really love this little machine but I only get a few things made and then it starts acting up and just grinds.

The media could not be loaded. This knitting loom is extremely easy to use! It comes with everything you need, the machine itself, some crochet needles and a hook, and yarn to practice with.I got this kit for myself because I have always wanted to knit but have struggled. This kit made it easy to learn the basic concept of knitting so maybe I can tackle other knitting projects.All you have to do is get your yarn set into the machine and crank away! So not only are you creating beautiful items, you’re also building arm muscle lol.You can make a variety of different items, ranging from headbands, beanies, small figurines, or even pumpkins. The possibilities are endless!Overall easy to use once you get the hang of it, this will be awesome for my granddaughters to start knitting, great item recommended.

These type of knitting machines don't have a very good reputation for durability but I had high hopes for this newer model machine. I own both the 46-pin and 22-pin machines in another brand but I wanted a mid-size knitter for gnomes, leg warmers, headbands, etc. I was really hoping this newer model would be better than its predecessors. They are sold under various different names but are all made in the same factory using the same cheap materials. It has a cute innovative design but the mushroom lid is not really practical during use and if you put a digital counter on it (as I did), the lid would no longer fit anyway. The suction cups intended to hold the machine to the table are useless. I ended up using clamps which was not easy due to the fact there are no feet/legs to clamp. When I finally got to use the machine it knitted like a dream. The action was smooth and quiet with no dropped stitches. I almost liked it better than my high-end German-made machines. I was in love with this knitting machine. For 2 months. It suddenly stopped working in the middle of a gnome hat. The gears clicked as if they weren't catching and it wouldn't rotate. When I took it apart to see what was going on, I discovered broken teeth on the inner ring... 12 of them to be exact. Some were just worn down but a few looked like they had pieces broken off. I wasn't hard on this machine. I didn't use a drill attachment and I probably only completed a dozen small projects altogether before it stopped working. For $75 I feel it should have lasted longer than 2 months. The machine itself is wonderful but the inner gear is junk. It seems to be a soft plastic while the gear on the handle is a harder plastic and it just chewed up that soft plastic inner gear. Unfortunately there are no replacement parts available for this size machine so I can't fix it. I definitely will not buy another one. I'll hang on to this one and hope that someday I can find a replacement inner ring because I really like the 32-pin size. But buyer beware... enjoy it while you can but don't expect it to last.

I was sooo excited to get this one, I didn’t have it very long and now when I use it it drags and grinds and is not smooth to make one row… even with the sample yarn it comes with, if I can get the handle to not drag and grind it’d be perfect

I crochet but don't knit, so I thought this would be great for using up yarn that wouldn't go far in crochet, which eats yarn much quicker than knitting.This size is not good for adult hats, but you can definitely make scarves and socks. There isn't a stitch counter, but that isn't important for making scarves at least. That being said, it is not just a toy. You could make larger projects with a larger machine, but this seems like a great first knitting machine to buy. The suction cups stick to my resin crafting table really well, so it doesn't wiggle around at all.I recommend looking up videos on YouTube before starting. If you already crochet, finishing the edges will be pretty easy. My first project was still a mess, but I have improved at using this tool.

I really like this company so far. this one was missing the little spring back piece on the tension guide so I did order extra guides, they are universal to all machines.Beware the oil, it really needs to transport upright. the oil spills and gets everywhere. Theres an oil stain on the bottom of the box and kind of splattered everywhere. It got all over my first project.I suggest when you take it out of the box, make sure it's on T and crank a few rounds to move the oil and gears then wipe the machine down completely, check the under side as well.suction cups work best on glass