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Aug 27, 2024
Quality product, works well.
Bought the large metal winder, medium swift and yarn counter to clean up years of stash. Table #1 was too thick to attach them. Table #2 was the right size, but plastic, so as they rocked (they will, a lot!), they kept threatening to tip/slide off. Table #3 was my Goldilocks, a Janome sewing machine table, that will accommodate all 3. It's important to try to get the yarn path as straight as possible.
It's been a fun learning experience. Reset the counter before threading the yarn, so that the stretch between the counter and winder gets measured. As you near the end (coming off the swift in my case), use your hand to guide the yarn coming in, slow down, then stop as you catch the end. Slowly finish the wind so that the meter doesn't just spin as the yarn flies through.
They work very well together, are well made, and should prove durable.
Jun 18, 2018
Great drive, installation instructions could use some polishing.
2 of 2 found this helpful Replaced an older Samsung 840 128GB SSD (needed more space). The Crucial is actually faster to boot, usually in about 15 seconds (Win 10 Pro). Was a bit leery about using the "free" cloning software, backed everything up just in case, then followed the instruction on the Acronis website but, as others had noted, It won't find the drive if you connected as an external USB drive. Found an extra SATA cable from my build 8 years ago, connected, used Disk Manager to format and prep the drive. Was prepared for a multi-hour ordeal.....finished in 6 minutes! Swapped the drives, rebooted, and ended up on a 10 minute journey as it booted to Win 7 on my internal 1TB HDD backup drive. Rebooted to the BIOS, corrected the primary boot sequence (would have done that first if I had known). TADA! Everything is smooth sailing so far.