Addi Express Knitting Machine King Size 35cm - 1 Piece

網目が均一でとても素晴らしかったです！高い買い物ですが目が飛ぶとこもなくさすがだと思いました。 他製品と迷っているのであれば個人的にはこちらがいいと思います。 目がしっかり揃い、飛びにくいので他方より糸の種類を選ばない気がします。ただし、他方より少ししっかり余るので緩めがいい場合には悩むところです！ ご参考になれば幸いです。

商品自体はとても秀逸。 回転は滑らかで、編み目が落ちることもない。 高価なだけのことはある。 但し、発送(Amazon発送)が雑すぎた。 大きいダンボール箱に商品が入れられていたが、固定もされず、緩衝材も無し。 おかげで商品の外箱は少し損傷(中身にはダメージ無し)

はじめ、足のねじ込み部分の不具合がありましたが、部品を送っていただき、解決しました。海外からなので配送に時間はかかりましたが、対応は適切でした。快適に編めています。日本語の説明書はありませんが、簡易な使い方なので写真を見ればわかると思います。

編み機の爪が折れて予備がなくて困ています

Great machine once I figured out what I was actually doing. There was definitely a bit of a learning curve even after I watched videos on how to do setup and make some projexts. I started using my Addi two days ago. I watched a YouTube video for the setup and started a hat. My first attempt had a lot of dropped stitches and was pretty terrible. Watched some more tutorials on specific projects and slowed down so I could manually fix all the dropped stitches. At this point, I felt resigned to a couple of dropped stitches a row which was still a heck of a lot faster than hand knitting. Eventually, I had a bit of a Eureka moment and managed to get the tension right for the yarn I was using (between exactly where to slot the yarn and where I placed my guiding hand). After that, I powered through 80 rows with no more dropped stitches. TLDR adjusting tension for the specific yarn seems to fix the dropped stitch issue. UPDATE: Had the machine for a while now and it's holding up well. I think the best thing about this machine is that it made me a way better knitter. For some reason, fixing dropped stitches allowed me to understand how yarn is actually connected in a knit pattern. Have made a lot of hats and infinity scarves. Overall a great machine for larger items. I wouldn't try and plan to use this for anything with patterns or intricate designs.

Bom dia. Para mim está sendo mais difícil manusear a máquina. Assistindo mais vídeos e treinamento, vou conseguir. Precisaria de um livro de receitas em português. Obrigada.

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I deliberated for such a long time as to whether to buy this or not. I read so many reviews over time for this and other makes. I have a friend who bought one of these quite a while ago, so it came highly recommended. However, I still wasn't persuaded enough due to the difference in cost. I almost bought a different one but decided to just go for this in the end. I obviously can't do a comparison, but what I can do is tell you how I'm loving this Addi Express. It is so easy to use. It feels sturdy and comes with optional clamps to temporarily secure it to the table during use. I leave it out secured to one of the tables in my craft room, so can easily use it whenever. What I would say is that not all yarn is equal and will not behave in the same way even if it's the same weight. Take your time, especially 'casting on' and for first couple rows. Make sure there are no missed stitches and then you're good to go. Some yarn just does what it's supposed to do straight away, but others need an eye on them to begin with. One tip I can give you is, if you find that the yarn is bouncing off during cast on, put a clothes peg on the long cast on tail to give it a bit of weight to hold it down gently to help keep it in place. The machine is a work horse and so far, I've tried DK, Aran and Chunky weight. Although pricey compared with others, I think I'm going to work it hard and hopefully it will last a long time. It's definitely helping to get a lot more charity knits out in super quick time.

The Addi Kingsize is brilliant. It’s easy to use and there’s plenty of videos online to learn the basics. My 10 year old can make a beanie from scratch with no help needed. I also bought the accompanying Addi book ‘Winding instead of Knitting’ to learn some new patterns but I can’t make sense of the instructions (I’m not experienced at regular knitting/ crochet). I’ll stick to online tutorials.