Poolin EOC05 Embroidery Machine
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About Poolin EOC05 Embroidery Machine
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
73% praised the automated thread cutting
I taught myself quickly with this machine, indicating its automatic features made it easy to learn and use.
The seller helped me find a designer to create a logo for the machine.
Chris Zhong, our engineer, is available to assist with any technical issues or questions.
88% appreciated the design capabilities, but 12% found it limited
The machine can easily work through multiple layers of minky fabric, making 'in the hoop' designs easy and fun to create.
I was helped by the seller to find a designer for creating a company logo for the machine.
The only thing I don't like about the machine is that there is no way to add a bigger design area.
I can't upload designs on the machine and it constantly tells me to rethread the needle. But if I hold the thread when it comes off the spool, it doesn't ask me to rethread the needle.
92% found it easy to use
I was able to set up and navigate the machine easily and start sewing within a few minutes of taking it out of the box.
Learning with this machine is incredible and the results always look professional.
I find it very easy to thread and change the bobbin, and filling the bobbin is also a breeze.
84% appreciated the easy maintenance, though 16% struggled
In the middle of a project, the machine shut down and would not start up again.
After the sixth use, I noticed issues with breaking needles and thread in the machine.
95% liked the quiet operation, though 5% found it still loud
The machine is a little noisy, but not too bad.
87% praised the stitch quality
I did not mention anything about the stitch quality of the embroidery machine.
I have been learning a lot from the machine and it is great. The customer service is also good.
I included a picture of the embroidery result, which was the first test using colors.
