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Silver Reed is a Japanese maker of home knitting machines, known for the standard-gauge SK280 and SK840 punch-card and electronic models and the mid-gauge LK150. The page currently lists no live deals, so there is no saving to report. The three machines with pages are the SK840, the SK280 and the LK150.

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Silver Reed products: prices and price history

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    Silver Reed SK840 Electronic Knitting Machine
    Silver Reed SK840 Electronic Knitting Machine
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    Silver Reed SK280 Standard Gauge Knitting Machine
    Silver Reed SK280 Standard Gauge Knitting Machine
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    Silver Reed LK150 Knitting Machine
    Silver Reed LK150 Knitting Machine

Questions and answers

Does Silver Reed have sales?
Silver Reed machines rarely go on sale. Dealers discount mainly when a model is being replaced or when a bundle includes accessories. This page shows no live deals right now.
Where is Silver Reed cheapest?
Prices vary by dealer, and no price is listed on this page. Compare the SK280, SK840 and LK150 at knitting-machine specialists rather than general retailers, since the specialists carry parts and service.
What are Silver Reed's best products?
The SK280 is the long-running standard-gauge punch-card machine, and the SK840 is its electronic counterpart with more patterning. The LK150 is a 6.5mm mid-gauge machine that handles thicker yarns and is often a first machine.
What is the difference between the SK280 and SK840?
The SK280 uses punch cards for pattern selection. The SK840 is electronic and takes patterns from a console or computer, which allows far more stitch designs.
What is Silver Reed's return policy?
Returns are set by the dealer, not by Silver Reed. Check the individual store's policy before buying, since knitting machines are often subject to restocking fees.