Sentro 48 Needle Knitting Machine with Row Counter, Dual Mode Knitting Loom

I have been enjoying my Sentro knitting machine for a few weeks now. I have carpel tunnel and I've always wanted to knit, I just can't do it for any meaningful amount of time. This allows me to easily knit hats and scarves very quickly and without causing discomfort and pain. I've been able to use several threads of yarn at once with this machine as well. There's a few characteristics of it that are a bit frustrating, such as the row counter doesn't always work as it should and it can be a bit hard to turn the crank at times. Sometimes it's hard to turn because there is an issue with the yarn, but not always it's something I can see. Also I do want to address how hard it was to attach the suction cups to the base ( the struggle was real, I almost had to call for backup ) and the machine is very wobbly. It could be the surface I'm using it on, but it's too cozy where I'm at and it's no problem to just hold on. The downsides are not too bad, very easy to work around. If you want to make easy hats and scarves, this is for you. There's a small leaning curve, but after a few hats I got the hang of it.

This was such a great product that came with a lot of accessories. There were no missing parts. It was a great value for my money as it included yarn. I do recommend to only use thin yarn as I broke my previous machine using very thick, wooly yarn. If the wrong type of yarn is used, it can potentially ruin your machine hooks that create the pattern, ruining the efficiency of a machine. It does take time to learn how to use it, but after you get past that stage, it’s so easy to make scarves, blankets, hats, with this machine! It functions efficiently.

I ordered this as my kids wanted to start making and selling hats to earn some money. I did some research and found this had good reviews. It is easy to use, but the instructions are terrible. We had to find some videos online in order to figure out how to use it, but there are a lot of great videos out there. It is a little tricky to get the hang of the right tension and types of yarn, but that is not the fault of the machine. It works great and put out a good product once we got the hang of it. My kids can whip out a hat in about 20 minutes, start to finish! The only thing that I don't like about this is the suction cups on the feet. They suction to the table but move around easily. You have to hang on to a leg while cranking it in order to rotate the arm. We are building a more sturdy base for it to overcome this issue and have considered purchasing the auto rotator thing that attaches to a drill. Overall we are very happy with this product and would recommend for anyone looking for such a machine!

This is alot of fun, making things fast.

I recently purchased the Sentro knitting machine and was extremely disappointed. The machine is made almost entirely of cheap plastic, which made it feel very flimsy and unreliable. The handle wouldn’t even turn properly, making it impossible to use. After struggling with it for a while, I decided to return it. I then bought the Addi King, and the difference was night and day. The Addi King is of much higher quality, and it works smoothly without any issues. I would highly recommend spending a bit more for the Addi King instead of wasting money on the Sentro.

These were a huge hit with our 2 granddaughters, 8 and 10 for Easter. Both absolutely squealed when they opened them. Appears to be good quality, comes with everything they need to get started. They watched a video today and both were on their way. Recommend highly. We will be purchasing more products from this company.

This little machine is very helpful for if you want to crank out panels or tubes for a project. I believe I averaged about 40-60 rows per 10 minutes when things are working properly. The product looks nice if you get the tension right as well. There are some negatives. The machine feels mid quality, as if you use it too hard it will break. If you set the tension gauge to tight this feeling becomes more obvious. The row counter works about 60% of the time but it's easy enough to manually count. I've seen videos that it's possible to fix this if you disassemble the machine, but I'm not going to risk that. The only time I have issues with a stitch slipping is when I change yarn and I don't get the tension correct. This is easy enough to fix with a crochet hook. For the panel setting, I did have some issues with the end stitch on each side coming loose, but after a small practice panel I figured out how to correct this easily. I find it only really works well with size 4 and 3 yarns, so beware of you want to use it for anything else. If you have a yarn that frays or splits easily, be prepared for tricky stitch pick ups if something goes wrong.

Easy-to-use and it's worth the money. The material is thick

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