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I'm going to give that a try, great tip bro
Cool! Now I have a use for my sewing room drill! 😁
Great trick! Thanks for the info - truly appreciate it!
Glad the tip can be put to use! Thank you so much for the comment.
Need to get my own drill now!! Thanks for sharing!
Steal (permanently borrow) your husbands/boyfriends/dads/neighbors?
Good idea!
I would like to try this but my machine doesn’t have the side mounted bobbin winder. Any idea on where to get a shaft that would work with m class bobbins?
Zoe, you can buy the entire bobbin winder on eBay! 👍🏼
I always thought bobbins were supposed to be wound with a certain tension to them.
Elona, while true, this method works great! You just keep tension in the thread with your fingers! 😎
What size drill bit did you use?
Hi Elizabeth, The piece in the drill is actually a shaft that was removed from a standard side-mounted bobbin winder.
I'm going to give that a try, great tip bro
Cool! Now I have a use for my sewing room drill! 😁
Great trick! Thanks for the info - truly appreciate it!
Glad the tip can be put to use! Thank you so much for the comment.
Need to get my own drill now!! Thanks for sharing!
Steal (permanently borrow) your husbands/boyfriends/dads/neighbors?
Good idea!
I would like to try this but my machine doesn’t have the side mounted bobbin winder. Any idea on where to get a shaft that would work with m class bobbins?
Zoe, you can buy the entire bobbin winder on eBay! 👍🏼
I always thought bobbins were supposed to be wound with a certain tension to them.
Elona, while true, this method works great! You just keep tension in the thread with your fingers! 😎
What size drill bit did you use?
Hi Elizabeth, The piece in the drill is actually a shaft that was removed from a standard side-mounted bobbin winder.