Can it ply together 2 or 3 yarns?
843437
This is a ball winder. It makes a center pull ball. It doesn't put twist into the yarn, so it doesn't really ply at all. You could wind a ball of three yarns, but I haven't ever done this, so I don't know how that would work.
1239668
It will hold 5 standard sized (Caron Simply Soft or Red Heart) skeins of yarn comfortably -- there are also 5 grommets in the top to feed the yarn through. You could squeeze in a sixth skein without trouble. There are no separator for the yarn, but I haven't had any trouble with them getting tangled.
1903589
Yes,I have used it to sew a quilt top together because it stitches a seam and overlocks at the same time. It is especially good for knit fabric. :-)
1708752
I had no problem changing yarns as long as the weight was correct. DK was great. Worsted was more difficult. Didn't try bulky but I doubt the machine could handle it.
1169235
We have done three at time with no problem. This plucker is very well made and worth the money!
1265103
There is an LT model. If you currently have 10 ply you may want to stick with that. Weight wise a 4 ply will work. If you pull or have a load often I would not suggest it.
2123101
Yes it can. I have only crimped a 16 and 14 awg myself, but it has several more sizes it can crimp. I do not have it with me right now, so I am unsure of weekday others it can do. I can say that it has 8 sizes in total between 2 dies if I remember correctly though.
1832847
We just use a bucket. It doesn't matter at all, the knit cord is all that needs to go into the solution. Dipping the cord straight down & lifting it straight up without getting the loop all tangled is the main idea. Container could be many different shapes or sizes & still accomplish that.
1035032
I think it probably will. Just keep your fabric a bit looser so the can manipulate it a bit easier. The only thing I can see as a hindrance would be rolling the parts you already have your yarn in. Have fun and enjoy. Remember, you can get very large frame pieces by this company. That may also help a great deal. I hope this was helpful.
1690485
I don't know. I don't have the triple-ply 13 piece considerply (sic) $$ set to compare.
894315
Within each row you can. One of the rows will also easily fit your loom, which is what I like most about it. It has been a great buy for the money.
1400095
Not if you use to many layers. ONe or two should be sufficient. I plan on doing it this spring.
185555
I don't see why it couldn't be pieced together, but you would have to carefully match the pattern. It's a rather busy print, so I think it could be done.
945753
They come in separate pieces, so if you're assembling it for the first time, then yes; you can use only 2 if you wish. But if you've already attached all 3 together, they'll be pretty much impossible to separate without breaking.
600701
Actually you will have to combine line 1&2 together. 3&4 also with a splitter
35214
3 is recommended. I don't think two would be safe for anything but possibly a few VERY light items. I would not try it.
1278369
I have had this problem myself. I was able to seperate them with 2 sets of pliars.