Can I wind thread from a cone on this machine?
1863987
No, the shaft is only about an inch but I would check to see if there is an attachment for a cone.
2218023
Haven't tried it, but I'm confident that it would. A handle pushes the wire up against a spinning wheel which causes it to wind, so really any wire/cable should be able to be wound.
1477566
You should be able to although it is quite noisy, machine noise is not that bad.
1772986
Yes. I really love this machine. Self-threader no longer works, but everything else is working fine.
1478534
Yes you can wind the cord any way you like. I have one wound with the male end on the top and another with the female end on the top. With the male end on the top you leave the bucket near the outlet and pull (unwind) the female end of the cord to where you need power. This is more typical. The other way the bucket sits near where you need power and you pull the male end back to where you plug it in. I have several of these buckets. They work great. No more tangled cords. They store easily and you can stack them.
58988
Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
313146
Snap the female end under the clip on the center of the hub and wind accordingly. I prefer to put the male end out of one of the side holes about two feet and wind it on the reel in that manner... This makes it easier to plug in the male end to power and reel out just enough to to get the cord to the work site... [Two methods]
1015145
you might could set it on a branch but you would have to find a way to attach it- the "wind action" doesn't really work
471747
the air flow is no doubt strong but in my wonder mill the power botton didi not work. the powwer did cut off whiole the machine ran for few seconds. it had technical problem which I could not fix. thanks.
1062502
It does not have acme universal thread. You'll need an unger wood cone tip adapter. That's what i use and it works great for multiple fittings.
446650
Not really. The bobbin winder is on top by the thread holder. It is easy to thread and easy to use. Then you must put it in the bobbin holder beneath the needle.
1816428
I think at the bottom side of the machine and at the top where the thread go's or if not well, call the company and they can tell you more. and sorry if I cloud't help you.
1671230
I got thread. The spools were smaller than I expected. I thought I was buying full size cones.
1173527
Yes, if you have a cone adapter, but you won't need it. Just inflate slowly by mouth, takes 10 min
2085837
Yes, you can, but you need to know which direction the wind usually comes from, so that the pole does not interfere with the turning. Obviously you can hang it with cotton string, or fishing line, but depending on the sun exposure and rain, you need to adjust your material accordingly. Cool idea!
839087
I am just starting to make quilts, I know this is a quilting stitch. I am not sure if the machine will have the capability. I think it will on small projects with a special foot.
1115376
Yes, of course, but the "plugged" together sections will not smoothly wind or unwind. They will have to be manipulated. What I would do is splice the section together using waterproof tape designed for this use. If the thought of working with electrical wires in this way makes you uncomfortable then you shouldn't do it. The wire I have in one of units is spliced and works perfectly.