Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
The Sentro 40-needle knitting machine is a hand-cranked circular loom that knits flat panels or seamless tubes in seconds. A built-in row counter tracks progress, and a P/T key switches between panel and tube mode, with four yarn density settings. It suits beginners, kids over 12 and crafters making hats, scarves, socks and plush toys faster than hand knitting. Against larger 48-needle machines it makes narrower pieces and fewer stitch sizes, but it is simpler to learn and more portable.
In stockReturn policy
Owners describe the machine as easy to set up and quick for hats and scarves, with the row counter and tube mode singled out as useful. Complaints center on dropped stitches with thin yarn and the plastic build.
This is a 40-needle knitting machine with a hand crank and a built-in row counter. It knits flat or round pieces. A key switches between Tube (T) mode and Panel (P) mode.
Tube mode knits in the round for items such as hats, beanies, socks, gloves, leg warmers, headbands and stuffed toys. Panel mode knits flat pieces such as scarves, shawls, sweaters, bags and blankets. Four yarn density settings adjust the stitch tension.
The body is made of odorless ABS plastic. To use it, thread the yarn through the needles and turn the crank. Suction cups attach the machine to a smooth table surface. Turn the handle slowly and steadily for the first 3 to 4 rounds to help prevent dropped stitches. It works best with smooth, medium-weight yarn. Very thick, fuzzy or 100% cotton yarns can cause skipping or jamming.
