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I love mine. I have about 20 bobbins that I will wind at the same time, keep them in a little tin and when they need refilled it only takes about 15 minutes, then I'm ready to continue sewing and have plenty of bobbins ready to go.
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here are some other threads that discuss the sidewinder and other alternatives
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...r-t131547.html http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...r-t189832.html http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...r-t189832.html |
Although it seems to be cheaply made, mine gets used a lot because a couple of my vintage machines are bobbin-winder-challenged.
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Depends on which machine I'm using and what I'm doing. The Pfaff 2140/2170 doesn't have the best bobbin winder so I'll use the Sidewinder. The 2144/2170 is a bit better at winding. However, If I have the upright spool accessory on, I'll use the Sidewinder rather than wind through the foot. Using a twin needle will also make me use the Sidewinder.
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I never use mine.
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Use mine all the time and love it.
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I get better results from many sewing machine.
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Use mine and love it!
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What kind of machine do you have? I understand that the green bobbins for the Viking will not wind on it. I have a Janome and a Singer 15-91 and works great for those bobbins. Not sure about the Viking - haven't tried it for mine since I was told not to. I just wind it on the machine.
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I also have a couple vintage machines that are bobbin winder challenged! LoL
I find the Side Winder easier to use than fooling with my Pfaff or Brother machine's bobbin threading paths. I wind 4 or 5 at a time without having to unthread the machine. |
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