Knitpro mega ball winder
A joyous piece of equipment. Sturdy, silent and very well made. Winding skeins is now a pleasure!
A joyous piece of equipment. Sturdy, silent and very well made. Winding skeins is now a pleasure!
I've finally treated myself to one of these, having struggled with a cheap and nasty plastic version (proof that you get what you pay for) for years. This is beautifully engineered, running smoothly and looking good too. A problem with the supplied table clamp was very quickly resolved by Woolstack - I'm a happy customer.
A joyous piece of equipment. Sturdy, silent and very well made. Winding skeins is now a pleasure!
I've finally treated myself to one of these, having struggled with a cheap and nasty plastic version (proof that you get what you pay for) for years. This is beautifully engineered, running smoothly and looking good too. A problem with the supplied table clamp was very quickly resolved by Woolstack - I'm a happy customer.
Highly recommended as very easy to use, quiet and the ball that comes off is excellent. On top of that, it is good looking enough to put on display. Expensive I know but serves two purposes!
Beautifully handcrafted to perfection and made from a combination of natural and KnitPro's Signature colourful laminated birch wood. You can wind up to 450g of fingering weight yarn at a time. The anti-friction bearing on the spool side enables free rotation while the use of fine quality bearing provides super smooth winding of the yarn. Anti-skid rubber pads prevent the winder from sliding and scratching your table. A clamp which secures the winder can be used on tables with depths of up to 45mm.
For best results, use with the KnitPro Swift, sold separately.
Replacement bands available separately.
| Product: | Ball Winder |
| Material: | Wood and metal |
| Quantity: | 1 |
PLEASE NOTE: This is a large/heavy item. Outside of the UK we are unable to send it using our standard postal services and prices - please contact us to get a price for delivery prior to completing your order.
