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100% worth it!I was really nervous to buy this as i was worried it would drop stitches or burn out my machine.It took a little trial and error as with everything to figure out what speed my machine was happy with and now my machine is running just fine and not dropping stitches at all.Also the instructional video on the listing was very helpful for installing!

The media could not be loaded. I recently decided to monetize my yarn work and this electric knitting machine adapter is going to save my wrist neck and shoulder so much pain! Shipping was fast! Packaging was great. Came with everything I needed. I will say I did have to use a smaller screwdriver but other than that super satisfied! Products feel sturdy and good quality.Update: 3/26/2024 I have been trying to get used to this new adapter and Im finding it frustrating that at least 3 stitches are dropped every row. Not saving me so much time now that I have to stop and correct multiple stitches every row. I feel like I can hand crank better results. I’ll keep trying but for right now Im going back to the original hand crank. Ill keep trying to work with this adapter and if not successful more than likely will return for a refund. As of right now not really worth the money. I couldve bought $20 worth of yarn instead.

I bought your adapter for my Sentro machine and made two hats and now it will not work the motor works but it will not turn the machine. so I am using the handle again.I am making Hats for the homeless. Last year I made 1000 hats for the UKRAINE and shipped them off. Now I have made about 800 hats for the homeless (all by hand), so when my sister told me about this, I got one I received it Oct.30, Made two hats and now it won't work. I am working with the sheriff's office on this task. we are handing them the end of January. can you please help with this>

I bought my knitting machine about 2 months ago because I crochet and learned how to knit about 3 years ago but since I started with crochet, knitting takes waay too long for me to stay focused. I bout the machine to make beanies for fall and winter markets and it works great. I do experience skipped stitches occasionally, but nothing crazy. I'll admit I'm somewhat of a lazy person and when I saw someone use one of these on Tik Tok, I knew I needed it. I thought "Eh, 20 bucks it's worth a shot" I did have to have my dad help me install it and it took a second to understand that I had to interlock it with the notches on the machine but after that it's been smooth sailing. I did take away a star because as someone who has no interest in panel mode on my machine, I don't like that it goes two directions, and I especially don't like that "off" is in the middle. Whenever I have to go back to fix a skipped stitch, I will try to turn it off and will accidentally flip it to clockwise. I also wish the cable was a little longer. Outlets in my house suck and I'll have to get an extension cord so it reaches my table.

The media could not be loaded. Video says it all. I am in heaven! Didn’t even need to suction the machine down. Though in the future I will. I’m using cotton acrylic yarn in this video. No more sore hands, neck or arms. Smooth to install. I found the original screw for my handle needed the same old screw and the new that came with the package were tight. In the handle and adapter they wired great. If I replace the handle I may need these new screws so I’ll save them. Also comes with an adapter gear if the handle doesn’t unscrew. I ordered another motor for my 40 pin machine.

The media could not be loaded. I didn’t read the instructions fully while installing the adaptor. I didn’t have the notches lined up and tightened the screw down too much. The center part of the mechanism that actually turns the gears broke off. In a pinch, I used a longer screw to go through the shaft and into the gear. Figured I’d have to order a new one anyway and if worse came to worse I’d only need to replace the gear which is fairly easy to buy and replace. Tried to explain what I did on the pictures. Hope it helps someone else. Definitely not an “approved” repair and I’m 1000% sure it voids whatever warrant this thing my have. It’s just what my ADHD brain could come up with at the moment.

After I started working on beanies about the 3rd beanie the motor started slowing down so I ordered a second electric adapter and I made 1 scarf and 2 beanies and that motor also slowed down too. So order at your own risk. But I feel I should have returned the first one and not ordered a second one

When I got my first order, it was missing parts. I reached out and got a replacement quickly. It worked great and did exactly what it needed to. I tested how many rows it would do before the machine got warm, how long I could leave the device on, and dropped stitches. I had it on mid speed and ran it for over 300 rows without any problems. I left the device on for 3 days and it never got hot. I had dropped stitches once in a while but that probably was due to yarn placement. Overall a very nice addition to a knitting machine.