🧵 20 Spool Thread Stand by SewTech Review

Neat stand. 2 hooks are rusty but the seller was very nice and took care of it. I had to glue the bottom of the stand to keep the sand (cargo system) from sloshing into the cracks as there was sand all over the box. But I really like something different.

I love my dental floss holder. I was able to attach extra threads that didn't fit in my wall hanger right behind my sewing machine. Now I feel organized with all my embroidery threads ready to go. :) I put stickers on the back. And installed my spool holder on the base. It was very easy and quick to set up.

The thread stand is huge and comes with all the parts you need to quickly tackle large machine embroidery jobs. The steps are staggered, the weight works, and the plastic is light enough to move quickly but strong enough not to become brittle. A good addition for large embroidery jobs with many quickly switchable colors.

I bought this for my single needle Brother Quattro and only loaded it once for a large embroidery design. The thread is easy to feed. The price is much better than the OEM model. Works the same. I'm happy. When I ordered it the 1/2 spindle was gone but a call to the manufacturer and the spindles were mailed to me. No time was wasted. 1100 yard cones fit well. that's all I use, but looks like it might fit other sizes. It's a luxury when you don't need lots of flowers all the time, and it takes…

Pros: This is the perfect thread holder to hold many bobbins and different types of bobbins at the same time. Amazing price. Cons: No assembly instructions. I had to go to YouTube and look at a similar thread stand to put it together. This obviously requires a weighted basis. To open the base, it must be unscrewed. I did this because everything in the yarn stand box was covered in sand. When I opened the base it had a small paper bag with sand as a weight that was slightly open. I had to wash…

I was new to embroidery, ordered a bunch of giant bobbins and soon found that without them I would absolutely not be able to thread the machine! If there is thread tension, the design is a mess. It simply guides the thread through overhead. I had to remove the cover to access where the filament runs. There were no instructions but I found that I had to install the filament stand on the right side of the machine. If behind, then there is an angle through which the thread can swing or get caught.