SENTRO 48 Needles Knitting Machine with Row Counter, Lightweight Crochet Loom for Beginners, DIY Scarf & Hat Kit

This Sentro knitting machine is easy to use and make beautiful products. I'm making hats and scarves to give to the homeless shelter. Plenty of videos on line to learn how to use the Sentro. Great product and fast shipping.

The machine made of plastic but feels pretty good and well-made. The instruction is clear and easy to follow, but if you hate reading instructions like me, the video instruction is also provided. I didn't care for the yarn that came with it, but I could use them as practice. Overall I'm very happy and would recommend it!

i just got my machine and got it fast. I unboxed it and started using it and i really like it a lot. it's easy to use and i didn't even drop any stitches. this is way better then the little hand held machine. I'm really happy, thanks so much.

This machine is fairly sturdy, works smoothly and is easy to learn. It does perfectly even stitches and items work up quickly. One can, indeed, make a beanie in 20 minutes once the basic techniques are mastered. There are hundreds of YouTube videos to help get started. It comes with some accessories, the best of which is a MAGNETIC screw driver for putting in the tiny screws that attach the legs.

the machine is easy to use but instructions were barely clear so I went on to YouTube for further instructions and how to use and make different things.

While I am pretty sure that the one that was shipped to me was a store return, it works well. It gives me something to do during my day. Yarns are finicky, so I've bought a few but cake yarn works well from Michaels. I also recommend watching videos on how to use it first.

I got a mylex not a Sentro like I ordered and she does not respond to any of my texts I would not buy from her again.

ordered 3 of these and got 3 haor Straighteners.

Very flimsy construction. The row counter snags the yarn, and makes all kinds of noise. Within the first twenty or so rows, the needles pierce the yarn, and the start dropping rows of stitches. I'm so disappointed. I watched so many YouTube tutorials, and was very careful to follow the instructions, but my knitting had giant holes in it.

as soon as i pulled it out i head a rattle like something was loose in it. everything looks fine nothing looks broken on the outside but something on the inside is.