How to clean & oil a knitting machine carriage knitmaster 700

[@patrickdumas5396]

Exactly what I needed to know, thank you. I can't wait to try my first (used) machine but for now I'm just making sure everything is all right!

[@scarletpeate]

Ohhh that's good to hear. Lots more knitting tutorials on their way soon.

[@Gdhdbdbdvsvd]

Hey i dropped my carriage on the ground and now it won't work please i need your help inorder to continue my small business Please respond

[@scarletpeate]

Hi I’m here

[@عبدالقادرعبداللهابراهيمبوخزيمن]

شكرا هذه المعلومة

[@scarletpeate]

Sorry I dont understand

[@yvonnefinch4562]

Thank you. I got 2 machines and they been standing for around 30 years. Took a lot of black stuff off that looked like carbon so obviously old oil.

[@scarletpeate]

Well done. And thank you for commenting x

[@yvonnefinch4562]

Ok I now have machine oiled as per the video. Now to learn to get wool and cast on not that I have any clue what the heck I am doing. @@scarletpeate

[@yvonnefinch4562]

Well I got everything with the machines. One is the normal machine with the lace cards I think they called. They never been used. Other machine is the chunky knitter and both have the ribber as well.@@scarletpeate

[@yvonnefinch4562]

I am starting with the Empisal MOD 360/260 once I got the hang of this one then try the other machine. @@scarletpeate