BZVV Knitting Machine for SENTRO 48 Needles Smart Knitting Crochet Machine with Row Counter for Adults and Beginners, Knitting Board Rotating Double Loom

I like this knitting machine i can make many hats and scarfs for my self and kids.

Just got it last week. Operation was not smooth. It was clunky and grabby. Did my research. Completely disassembled it and lubed everything up with silicone spray. It did have lube but very little and only in spots here and there. Now it runs smoother and clean and less cluncky. If you are going to do this to your machine, be careful and don't overtighten the screws. Look up videos on YouTube. The video I shared is AFTER I relubed it.

So easy and simple to use. I made this in the day I recieved the product. My suggestion is to go to TikTok to watch a few how to videos and slow down. It comes with yarn for your first project. Fingers crossed.. I want to make more projects. Cons: the legs aren't the strongest but seems to work fine. The directions were not that useful for me. It didn't come with project suggestions and recommendations for the yarn with the kit.

This is my second knitting machine. I initially purchased the original 48 hook machine but it came broken and was unusable after my first project. I have not had this issue at all with this machine. I turns smoothly I haven’t had any issues with skipping stitches. It’s very quiet and I have done multiple large projects with it and have not had a single issue. My only complaint is that the machine does jump around a bit if your yarn is thick or your tension is tight and the suction cups don’t really do much to help. Overall if you want to very quickly make some simple projects like hats, headbands and scarves this is 100% worth it.

This was a Christmas gift that I was really looking forward to. During the first use the handle kept getting stuck every once in awhile. By the time I got to the third project I noticed white powder on the hooks as if something was filing some plastic down inside of the machine. It only kept getting worse the powder and the sticking of the handle. After a handful of projects it was extremely sticky and it kept dropping and tucking stitches everywhere. It's a cheap piece of plastic. So unless you want to keep spending the time to stop in the middle and at the beginning and everywhere in between to fix all of the stitches, and I mean several stitches on every single row, it's just a piece of plastic to look at that I cannot do anything with. It won't even let me post pictures of the powdery parts