Sentro Knitting Machine, 48 Needles Smart Knitting Crochet Machine with Row Counter for Adults and Beginners, Automatic Circular Weaving Spinning Knitting Loom Machine Kit for Hat,Socks,Scarves,Gloves

The media could not be loaded. I have been enjoying my Sentro knitting machine for a few weeks now.I have carpel tunnel and I've always wanted to knit, I just can't do it for any meaningful amount of time. This allows me to easily knit hats and scarves very quickly and without causing discomfort and pain. I've been able to use several threads of yarn at once with this machine as well.There's a few characteristics of it that are a bit frustrating, such as the row counter doesn't always work as it should and it can be a bit hard to turn the crank at times. Sometimes it's hard to turn because there is an issue with the yarn, but not always it's something I can see. Also I do want to address how hard it was to attach the suction cups to the base ( the struggle was real, I almost had to call for backup ) and the machine is very wobbly. It could be the surface I'm using it on, but it's too cozy where I'm at and it's no problem to just hold on.The downsides are not too bad, very easy to work around. If you want to make easy hats and scarves, this is for you. There's a small leaning curve, but after a few hats I got the hang of it.

I love it! There is some learning required; YouTube videos will be your friend. Some yarns are harder it work with then others but I was able to make four hats and five scarves in a week. Be patient and have fun!

No matter what I did the product would not work properly. I tried using small yarn and big yarn the handle is clunky and you have to force ot either way. The machine is never consistent no matter how slow or fast you go. It feels like you need wd40 just to use it. The teeth fall off if you try to force it with literally nothing in the way. Do not but this. You're better off doing the work yourself.

Works great for beginners. If you're looking to do high quality, with more yarn. You might look into another machine. But great for beginners. You need to purchase a counter for your rows or download a row counting app

I rarely write reviews but I do love my Sentro machine. As long as you use it correctly, don't push down on it as you use crank it, take your time, and not "play around " (spin without yarn super fast). If you are holding/pressing down (add pressure) on the top as you spin/crank it or let it bounce around it will jam and drop stitches. I just got done making my daughter her school color beanie and it came out nice. I took my time. Last week I dropped stitches left and right because I didn't take my time, I put pressure on the machine to prevent it from bouncing. Big mistake. It is worth the time and money I spent. I recommend watching YouTube videos for does and don't and how to.

This machine is ok not the best but if your on a budget will work first off the suction cups don't work at all 2 outta 4 broke with in the first use second the counter stopped working after I pretty sure the first time using it I bought a external one and I recommend you mount it to something very sturdy as the legs are very flimsy and if you crank it to fast i when I say fast it's not what you think a snails pace would be faster you could slip a stitch

I successfully made a hat using this machine. At one point while making my second hat the handle was hard to crank but it was because I did something wrong. I pulled out all the yarn I had cranked, and the handle was easy to crank again. I must have had yarn stuck somewhere.My daughter whom I bought this machine for, wrote this review.

The media could not be loaded. I urge anybody who has bought this machine to go watch some YouTube videos of various different people who have several of these machines. You'll learn tips and tricks on the different yarns how to clean the machine and you'll understand some of the feedback that's being left here. Much of it is operator error or misunderstanding. I watched many YouTube videos while I was waiting for my machine to arrive. Huge help! After having the machine and making several items I decided to get the motor that attaches to the manual gear handle. It works every bit as good as the machine itself but I don't have to crank it myself anymore. 😃