Moxie Bobbinwinder-setup,winding a bobbin,auto shutoff & adjustments of Handi Quilter bobbin winder

[@annbingham9338]

Yes you may load domestic bobbins on it. I did find that you need to watch in case it is not loading evenly top to bottom, just use your finger to guide it if needed. I love your demonstrations, thank you.

[@PinholeQuilting]

Good to know! Glad you like the demos - thank you!

[@clairepaul740]

There should be a better way to get it to wind evenly. Mine are not even, and its wasteful!

[@PinholeQuilting]

@@clairepaul740 if you use the knob at the back to move the tension assembly forward or back it should wind evenly. You may need to use your finger to guide it when you set it up the first time in order to even it out but once the tension assembly is set so that it feeds the thread to the centre of the bobbin (when looking from the top) you should not have the problem of not winding evenly.

[@margaretderen2082]

My Baby Lock bobbins do fit on my 12 year old S16 bobbin winder.

[@kelcyyoung675]

I am looking for a replacement Mast Thread Telescoping for my bobbin winder. I ordered with the part number in my manual but what received was not correct, any ideas on where I might get one? Thank you in advance for your help. Kelcy

[@PinholeQuilting]

Kelcy, that should be fairly easy to get. If you are in the USA then I would contact your dealer, of call Handi Quilter direct. They will be able to help you.

[@stephaniesparks8022]

Thank you!!

[@PinholeQuilting]

You are welcome!

[@laurawhittaker7217]

Thank you for this video. I have trouble with my bobbins winding with the middle bulging while the top and bottom has less thread. How do I fix this problem besides guiding the thread with my finger as it’s winding? Also, how would I adjust the bobbin winder if I encounter spongy bobbins?

[@PinholeQuilting]

Hi Laura. Are the bobbins spongy as well as having the issue with bulging thread at the same time? If so, it is likely that the lack of tension is causing the issue. You can adjust the spring on the tension knob by tightening (to the right) to see if increased tension improves it.

[@laurawhittaker7217]

@@PinholeQuilting thank you. I will give it a try the next time I wind bobbins.