Efficient Bobbin Winding Made Easy with the DMC 6104 Bobbin Winder Review

Winding a spool is easy, but with this suction cup it's a dream. I'm not kidding, when my baby went to bed last New Year's Eve I sat down with a glass of wine, a wad of yarn and this roller and had a cozy little night with my hubs. UPDATE: I read some reviews. say it takes longer than doing it manually. Yes, that's right. However, the bobbins I've made by hand aren't nearly as clean as the ones I make on the winder. Also, I've found that placing it at the thickest end of my box helps it not…

A bobbin winder is a useful product when you have bobbins with holes in the right place. I compared the spool that came with the winder to the spool in the storage box. The hole on the spool is much closer to the edge. As it turned out, there were holes punched in the coils at various locations. Only the holes near the edge fit on the winder. I have bobbins that match the winder. The other coils I have have to be wound by hand - defeating the purpose of buying a winder. Solution: The…

I bought this bobbin because I had about 400 balls of thread that I needed to wind on. I have arthritis in my hands which makes it difficult for me to hold something as flimsy as spools of thread, especially as it will take a while to wind 400 of them. I have good experiences with this product. I'm not sure if this really sped up the time it took to manually wind the bobbin for someone who can easily grab both the bobbin and line, but considering how often I would have to stop and take breaks…