Review on 🧵 LAMXD Portable Automatic Bobbin Winder for Sewing Juki Brother Singer Long-Arm Quilting Embroidery Machine - Class 15 L M Size Bobbin by Kelsey Brown

This kid is a magician! I originally bought this for my long coils. I bought a used longhand and it didn't have a winder. That was excellent. What I didn't know is that it's also perfect for winding the coils of my home machines! Here I am quilting a giant quilt on my home quilt and I am running low on the bobbins I have prewound. I start to sigh as I want to cut the top thread and pull the whole blanket off my machine to wind more bobbins, when I see this little guy across the room. Hm, I think it wouldn't be convenient if I just use . What? Will it work? Why not? Oh my god he did it and it's MUCH FASTER than the winder on my home machine! Seriously, it takes me almost an hour to wind a dozen spools onto my homemade one. This little wizard did it in minutes! minutes, I tell you! It's fast and the touch stop is amazing. Bonus, it also makes a great cone holder if you don't already have one. A lesson for future users: follow the threading instructions. The first time I didn't pay attention to how to thread the thread, my bobbin came out incredibly uneven. It also works great as a cone holder, if you don't already have one. A lesson for future users: follow the threading instructions. I didn't pay attention to threading the first time and my bobbin came out incredibly uneven. It also makes a great cone holder if you don't already have one. A lesson for future users: follow the threading instructions. The first time I didn't pay attention to how to thread the thread, my bobbin came out incredibly uneven. Follow the threading instructions. The first time I didn't pay attention to how to thread the thread, my bobbin came out incredibly uneven. Follow the threading instructions. The first time I didn't pay attention to how to thread the thread, my bobbin came out incredibly uneven.