MIAOKE Knitting Machine, 48 Needles King Size Smart Weaving Loom Round Loom, Board Rotating Double Knit Diy Machines Kit

Loved it and easy to use

I have had an Addi for almost two years, so this was purchased to be used until I could repair my Addi King Express. So,....in comparing the to the Addi,my opinion is that there is a difference in quality, as this isn't as high of quality as my Addi. BUT, this Miaoke works just fine! Both machines require some getting used to. It's a matter of finding the correct speed and tension for each type of yarn used. With both machines the faster you spin, the more likely the chances are for dropped or jammed stitches, and yarn split. Rougher yarns dont work as well as softer yarns. In my opinion, this Miaoke is a great value for a knitting machine. I feel this a great choice for a beginner. UPDATE: I have used this Miaoke more over the past couple of months and have to say, "I am VERY PLEASED with it !! " I suggest you used it on either of the two tighter tensions, as those tensions have resulted 100% perfect items. No dropped or jammed stitches, even with using the drill attachment. (I don't try to drill on full power, I use a nice medium to slow speed., same as I use with my Addi. Even the Addi has problems on high speed.) Just give yourself some time to figure out the tension for each style of yarn. I WILL ABSOLUTELY BUY THIS AGAIN, IF THE NEED ARRISES.

Broke after putting together first use must of been defective hopefully the this seller will send a replacement for the amount I paid for this

Yeah, I was skeptical too, but after I got it, all my doubt left me. I will say, like all knitting machines, not every yarn will work with every machine, so if you're partial to a particular yarn, I'd ask someone to test it for you before committing to this machine. The stitches are smooth and even. The ONE TIME I had a boo-boo on a stitch was my fault for messing with it. I used 'I Love This Yarn', which is my go to basic yarn, and the results were perfect. I then tried it with old fashioned Red Heart and the results were terrible. This machine prefers a smoother yarn. The Red Heart was just too coarse to slide through the tensioner. If you are used to the Addi, you can still hand tension the yarn, but as I am new to this machine, I used the provided tension wand, and got great results. The suction cups are not great, but I just clamped the legs to the table and it never moved. The written instructions are lackluster, but I just followed one of a thousand YouTube videos on how to use this machine (it operates just like the Addi) that the written instructions didn't matter. If you're on the fence about a knitting machine, this one is at a good price (compared to the Addi), and you get the same quality.

La machine s'est brisée en plein milieu de la confection de mon deuxieme tricot!