DIY Yarn Winder - step by step woodworking guide

[@shaiant5316]

Beautifull stuff! Thanks for the tutorial

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks!

[@robertcannell9865]

I wish I'd had this video a couple of years ago! I'd thought about making one, but hadn't worked out the mechanics of it. Now, I might just have to make one simply because I can. Thanks!,

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks! go for it, if you have any questions I'll help if I can.

[@Meraxeshandler]

Exactly what I was looking for!!

[@GreenhillForge]

Great! hope it helps

[@gdaemyir]

I appreciate you sharing the details and measurements, I may get a chance to build a ball winder now

[@GreenhillForge]

hope you do. good luck

[@alfabsc]

Thanks for the video. Good job. I think I could make a ball winder after seeing this.

[@GreenhillForge]

thanks!

[@dawsie]

Thank you, I was wanting to buy one at Christmas but the prices for them was more than I was willing to pay, the cheapest was $269 AUD I understand someone had to do the work to make them but to me that was way too much, I might of considered if it had been 1/3 of the price or even half of the price.
I had a fair idea on how to make it in the first place, but after watching you I know I can make it out of the cedar off cuts that I have just have to glue some if the blocks together first. As my hangs of yarn are double to triple the size I will have to look at making mine to have room for a huge cake size. I wanted to make mine so that I could place the toilet roll tube onto the spindle so that I can make for running multiple yarns off a colour wheel for fair isle knitting.

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks, good luck!