🧶 Lacis Yarn Counter with Clamp: Simplify Your Yarn Measuring Experience Review

The first unit I worked except that it was extremely inaccurate. I bought a 50 gram ball of Lindy Chain yarn that I wrapped 180 yards. The device reported over 600 meters. I returned it and ordered a new one. The replacement was fully functional. The counter did not advance and the stop lever was not fully raised. I'm disappointed.

Bought and wrapped 1 skein of yarn. He wrapped it very tightly - much tighter than the instructions said. I stopped counting after 1 ball of yarn. The yarn will stretch normally, but the meter will not roll. I sent it back for an exchange. Exchange received quickly. I wound up 1 skein of yarn before it stopped working, just like the first counter. I am sending this back for a refund. I'll look elsewhere for a counter. This is an ugly waste of time and money.

I really don't understand the bad reviews on this product. The clamp fitted the hole perfectly and clamped my kitchen island perfectly. The counter worked like magic and saved me countless hours as I needed 56 individual 92ft butterflies. You will need to adjust the tension knob for the weight of your yarn, and you will need to pull the yarn a little with one hand while pulling it through with the other hand. but all this is described in the manual. If you're looking for a cheap meter that…

I read other reviews that it doesn't press on anything and has an unusable hold. I slipped the clip through the hole and it pressed perfectly against the edge of the table. I read a review that it doesn't measure yarn. The knob at the end is used to adjust the weight of the yarn. I walked over it three times with a single layer of wool/mohair and got up 50 to 52 feet each time. I've run a 2-ply sock through 3 times after adjusting the grip at the end and got a bit more variation, but still…

I assembled and fastened this item according to the instructions provided. I can't count it at all no matter how I set the tension. waste of money. I'm sure it would be great if it actually worked. A closer look at the extremely cheap device reveals that the internal mechanism responsible for advancing the counter is a rod with a wheel at one end over which the twine is stretched. must go and the threads on the other hand, there is no way to keep the part in the right position, which can cause…

I've read all the reviews on this yarn counter and although many said it didn't fit them I ordered this one because I thought I'm always there There are a few people who just "don't understand". Unfortunately the device I received is NOT WORKING. No matter how hard I tried to change the way the yarn was fed into the machine, the little "counter bar" (which the yarn travels over to rotate the counter) WILL NOT move. I've used acrylic finger yarn and even tried to apply enough force to get the…

Recently a co-worker gave me a ton of yarn but it was a bunch of random skeins with no labels and even an estimated yardage. When I saw this I immediately thought I had found the answer to my prayers and ordered it. It had no instructions when I received it, but it seemed pretty self-explanatory; Thread the longing through the hooks, through the slot, into the spool and start counting. . Let me preface the next section by saying that most of the yarns I've received have a weight of 4 or more…