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I use mine all the time. I wound several bobbins at once, so I don't have to think about it. Also, I wound bobbins while my embroidery machine is running.
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I like mine. I also use the plastic prewound bobins but can't refill them on my machine. So I refill them on the bobbin winder.
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I love mine. Use it all the time.
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I liked mine but prefer the pre-wound bobbins...been trying to sell mine but I think a lot of people use the pre-wound bobbins now. I didn't have the space for it and get impatient trying to wind a bobbin on my sewing machine. My mother LOVES hers and refuses to even use her sewing machine to wind a bobbin. I think it is a matter of what you prefer....
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SUCH GREAT ADVISE. I HAVE ONE THAT I GOT AS A GIFT. HAVE NOT TRIED IT YET, BUT FOR SURE WILL GIVE IT A WHIRL
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Originally Posted by Dingle
I see alot of people ask about these. Since most people piece in 1 color, why not just get extra bobbins and wind 15 or 20 of them at one time? That way you will have another one to go to right away. When they start getting low just stop and wind a bunch more. I got 50 bobbins off e-bay for $5.00 with free shipping. I would rather have the money for something else quilty. :D
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I love mine, runs on ele. or battery
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I just bought a "Better Bobbin" Thread winder & it does not
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The bobbin winder is really great but it can't be used with Pfaff machines because the bobbin has a special grove on it.
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I love mine, it was worth the money. I hate tearing down the sewing machine just to fill the bobbin.
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