Needle Felting Machine for Quick Felting, Electric Felting Needle Machine, Needle Felting Tool Supplies for Felted Animals & Wool Painting

Once I got it working is a great machine, get some sewing machine oil at same time you get this if you keep it well oiled it works great. I check it every 15 min to make sure it is not getting over heated.The one draw back is it took my husband and myself to set it up. The instructions are very poor. They need someone who is better at English and step by step pictures. Actually was going to return the first one ordered because could not get it together so got it all ready to return and said I wanted to reorder it because thought the first one had a screw missing . The new one had the same problem but suddenly we got it to work, had not mailed the first one back so kept them both.

The media could not be loaded. I've used one of these machines from the same brand for several years and was mostly satisfied with it, up until a few months ago where the power port on the bottom started to loosen and fall out. I secured it with electrical tape, which worked for awhile, but eventually after much fiddling and attempted fixes I had to order another one, hoping it would last as long as the last. It did not. Same issue with the power port, except this one started causing problems the moment I turned it on, wiggling loose and causing the cord to fall out. I would have returned it but I really needed it for a show, so I figured out if you tug the white cap on the end out far enough to squeeze some super glue on it and then press it back into the handle and secure with some electrical tape, it *mostly* works. I was okay with that issue from my old machine, since it ran so well for so long, but if it's starting to happen with brand new, out of the box machines, this is an issue the company really needs to work on. I would happily continue using machines from this company if the issue is addressed, but otherwise I'll have to search for other ways to make this hobby more accessible.*Edit*:Checked right after writing this and now it just doesn't work at all, even after being glued. So yeah, not super happy.

I am so happy with this tool. I was almost scared off by the bad reviews but after using it for about 8 hours I can not live with out it. This tool is going to make me so much money and save me from causing more carpel tunnel having to stab something for hours. Oj himself could stab something for days and still not ever get close to the bond and compression this gun creates. It must be oiled as the add states. A few drops every hour is what I've been doing.

I was so thrilled to get this product, and it has greatly increased my ability to move lots of wool. I applaud the few innovators in the world who have attempted to make an electric needle-felting machine. There aren't many out there! This is one of the best I've used so far.The machine has a nice feel -- it's easy to hold and not heavy. You can adjust the arm (though I haven't needed to yet), which is a great feature. And the speed dial is set to go from quite slow to very fast. It takes just a bit of time to get into the groove of which speed works best for your style and project, but once I did, it was simple to make the shape I wanted. When I turned the speed up super high, a piece fell off the unit. I was able to get it back on, so at this point, I don't believe I need to return the item. But I'll be a little cautious on high speeds. Also -- make sure to hold your project tightly when using the machine on high speeds. The needle has taken my project out of my hand a few times. But that's not a problem with the product! I just have to hold on when going fast!The only complaint I have is that on low speeds, the machine doesn't have quite enough power to push the needle deeply enough into already-firm felted pieces. Adding a small eye onto an already-firm felted head, for example -- in a case like that, the needle sometimes stops entirely when it hits the surface of the wool. But that's really only on the very slowest setting. In those cases, I just turn the machine off and push the needle in manually (holding the whole machine), as I normally would if I were doing the entire project without a machine. It might be a matter of my not having experimented enough with the product.Overall, I'm really pleased with this needle-felting machine. Again, they're hard to find on the market. And I'm SO happy to have found this one!

2nd UPDATE...A new felter was gifted to me. This time there are instructions. I use WD40 oil in the channel the needle goes through. Now there is no friction or getting stuck and the needle glides easily. I re-oil often. Also, the instructions say to not adjust the speed past the mid point on the dial. This keeps it from going to fast and burning up the motor. I wish the instructions were with the first tool, but thankful now. This machine is great. BTW Use safety glasses. The needle flew off on me. I think I was going to fast or on an angle. The safety glasses did their job.1st uPDATE...on my second day, after using it for hours, the casing that the needle is housed/ moves through, might have melted from the friction. The needle wouldn't glide, it was stuck. I tried several needles from different sources. It's not the needle, but the machine. So disappointed. I have returned it. ORIGINAL REVIEW...It is light weight and the adjustable speed makes felting fast. Today I used it for hours non-stop. This has saved my hands and makes felting nonstressful on my hands. Thank you to the designer/engineer for creating this terrific machine.

It stopped working in a few hours.

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I found this electric felting gun ideal for my 3D larger felting items