Sew Tech 20 Spool Thread Stand for Embroidery Machine Sewing Quilting Serger Machine, Height Adjustable Cone Thread Holder for Smoother Feed, Large Spool Holder for Brother Singer Babylock Bernina etc

That there are some bolts and screws that show on the instructions and they aren’t there because it’s already been assembled on the threader. I thought I was missing them and I wasn’t.I love my thread holder.

I was a little concerned with reviews about the sand leaking from the base. I had a drop cloth out when I opened up the package, just in case I had loose sand. But no sand at all. It is really sturdy and well worth the money. I am trying to decide if I need one for two more for my other machines. I love having all the threads I need close at had when I start a design. Get it, you won't be sorry.

It's amazing what it did for my BROTHER DREAM MACHINE, VM5100. I wanted to use metallic thread which we know can be a challenge. Putting my cone on the stand at an angle worked like a champ. I'll never embroider without it again!

This is not made in America, it’s from China. If you need support the information is incorrect. It’s not see tech from Indiana.Good luck on getting parts.

Love the holder. When arrived I opened and started to assemble. The bag with the base was full of sand. Thought it had been returned and wasn't cleaned. Glad it was a gift to myself. I would have been embarrassed if it was for someone else.I With a little inspecting I found the sand is in little bags in the base as weights. I got out the packing tape and reinforced the bags put it back together. She's good to go. Other than the sand (can't have that on you work station) I love it. Makes multiple thread changes quick and easy.

I didn't have any of the sand issues mentioned by others. I was easy to put together and gives plenty of options for personalization.

I’m glad I read the reviews before I ordered. I was hoping for none, but did in fact, receive loose sand in the packaging. I was prepared and took the time to carefully unpack, remove the plates underneath the base and tape the small holes in the bags of sand and seashells. Not a biggie, added less than 10 minutes to the entire assembly. It certainly wasn’t a show stopper for me. I have not used the stand yet, but anything to eliminate the constant removal and insertion of spools of thread in my machine is worth a little sand. And anyway, it’s January in northern Pennsylvania - can’t say I’ve ever played with sand at this time of year without the risk of frostbite. So, it’s a bonus, really… :)

The directions were a little hard to read because they are small but I managed to put it together and have been using it for about an hour now. Seems to work for my needs.Oh and there was no sand in my package but I did place painters tape around all the edges.