HimaPro Automatic Bobbin Winder for Sewing Machine Electrical Bobbin Winder Electric Bobbin Winder - Adjustable Bobbin Slot - Fast and Efficient Winding Experience

My wife loves this bobbin winder. We've even been able to carefully use it to wind Pfaff plastic bobbins. You have to be extra gentle pushing the bobbin on and taking it off. The adjustment is a lot easier than some people say it is. Just start with the stop mechanism most of the way in, then gradually adjust it out until your bobbin is almost full. The tensioning adjustment works very well too. Wife mostly uses this for winding her large Bernina bobbins. I simply marked the case for each bobbin size so the adjustment is easily repeatable. It is a little noisy, but who cares? you only run it for a minute.

I got this bobbin winder and it works so well! I use them at work, and just bought a second one so we could have two.

Easy to use on my metal bobbins.

My bobbin winder on my machine stopped working, so I bought this item to wind the thread. It does a good job and is quick. You do need to adjust the bobbin holder to fit your bobbin size. I gave 4 stars because the thread does not wind well until I used a taller thread holder so the thread was higher up and came down at a better angle to the tension winder. Maybe if the rod the thread goes through was a lot higher, or the distance from the thread spool to the rod holding the thread was greater it would work better.

G-- d--- it, why can't someone make a bobbin winder that works?! I purchased a Singer sidewinder locally, $30, and it was a joke. Barely winds, they put the weakest motor possible in there. It looked and felt cheap.So to Amazon, and ordered one of these Himapros. First one came obviously used. Returned for a replacement. This one, well, it works, but there's something going on. The thread looked very fuzzy, like little hairs all over it, once the bobbin was wound. Like it had shredded it in the tension discs. The spool of thread jumps off the spindle on occasion, but that is easily remedied by lightly placing your finger at the bottom of the spool. However, once it was wound, I could not for the life of me get the bobbin off of its spindle. I had to take the end of a screw driver and jack it up from underneath, and it took a tremendous amount of effort. Kind of ruined the edge of the bobbin, so that was a waste of bobbin and thread. I was weird, it's as if it wound it so tightly that it squeezed the inner core of the bobbin, making it tighter on the spindle? When I tried to place a new bobbin on, it went on easily, so it really must have pulled in on the centre core of the bobbin. The description does say it won't handle delicate plastic bobbins, but I assumed that meant cheap knock-offs, and mine are Janome made bobbins. It does wind unevenly in the beginning, but eventually it's an even wind.

I've only had this bobbin winder a few days, but so far I absolutely LOVE it. 🤍 It winds a standard "L" bobbin in no time flat, so much faster than the Simplicity SideWinder I'd been using for years...until the power pack bit the dust last week. The instructions for putting the winder together (came in the box) were really confusing, but the instruction sheet said to check-out the item description video on Amazon and that video cleared everything up. I've already wound 22 bobbins with the winder and everything went very smoothly...AND FAST. The only complaint I could make is that my bobbins fit very tightly on the winder spindle, making it a two-handed job to put them on the spindle and taking them off. I can live with that. 😉I highly recommend this Bobbin Winder sold by HimaPro via Amazon. I feel confident you'll love it like I do. Of course, time alone will tell, and things could happen in the future, but at this point THIS BOBBIN WINDER RANKS "A-1" IN MY BOOK!

Ever forget to start winding a bobbin while sewing a project, only to stop the ride, unthread your needle back to the take up arm, then sit and spin up a bobbin? Or believe you've set all in motion only to find you've missed activating the bobbin winder, or the thread slipped and didn't wind the bobbin at all??! Or the silly thing just keeps winding then you have a massive ball of waste incorporated into the winder?!!! Ugh!!!!! Been there, done that!!This little investment saves a lot of heartache and waste! Saves waste of product, time, energy, and sanity!!!Every bobbin spins up in a matter of seconds! Perfectly! 100%!!! No doubt about it!! It is adjustable to most any size bobbin. It automatically stops when bobbin is full, every, single, time!All in all, if your tired of the good ol' bobbin winder attached to your machine shenanigans this is exactly what you've been wishing for!I highly recommend this auto bobbin winder!

Does a good job for industrial sewing machine bobbins as well as home machines.