CaydoFrench Knitting Machine, Electric i Cord Knitting Machine, Knitting Mill i-Cord Knitter Machine, Automatic Knitting Wool to i-Cords, DIY Crochet Machine for Adults&Kids(Patented)

The media could not be loaded. Brilliant little icordy machine, fantastic invention & investment , it’s a little expensive but worth the money as I made around 5mtrs of cord in about half a hour, I stopped every 10/15mins so not to over work it. It worked from the first time I hooked it up, instructions are straightforward and easy to read. I attached mine to a high shelf so I had the drop for the weights , this stopped it twisting up as much ( I used a lower table first time and it seemed to twist a lot, but you can untwist easily) I bought 2 hand cordy makers which where not cheap and they are a nightmare to use so this little ingenious machine solved all the hassle, I absolutely recommend and love this icordy it makes my craft a lot easier. I love something that actually is fit for purpose 👌🤩

Fantastic machine, easy to use and great products made. Highly recommend to use for all ages.

This machine is really useful, simple to use and really outstanding results. It's a long way from my father putting 4 nails into the top of an empty cotton reel and we called it 'corking' It was delightful then but now it's so much easier and quicker. Brilliant.

I read the reviews about a lot of these have been returned so I was a little worried, but when it arrived I set it up and followed the instructions which are very clear, and it works as described. My only criticism is the speed it goes is a little slow.my advice would be to raise the machine high to get away from the twist

Yarn supplied wouldn’t stay on the needles, despite following troubleshooting instructions, expensive for what it was . Returned.

used this along side an addi knitting machineI think its great, makes very neat icord

I’ve had so much with this machine. Trying out different things, it’s so easy to use and great value for money

This machine does have potential, but sadly it is troublesome and prone to missing stitches and clogging up, the USB from a PC / standard USB charging port doesn't seem to be enough, the machine will not pull wool through it at all, it has to be unravelled for it, which is a bit of a pain. Only when I connected it up to a MacBook USB C did it seem to get enough puff to do the job without going wrong. Sadly I will be sending it back, that's not to say it doesn't do the job, but it doesn't do it well enough for my patience not to be tested!