Electric Bead Spinner for Jewelry Making, Clay Bead Spinner [Forward/Reverse Rotation, Adjustable/Fast Speed] with 2 Big Eye Needles, Beading Supplies for Bracelets, Necklaces, Waist Beads (Violet)

Great spinner, buy extra needles asap. My kiddo was super excited and used this for hours. Needles broke the first day. I bought her 7.48 in. replacement needles from GarfxG. Just the thing for a kid who likes to stay busy and craft!

I use it all the time, beads do fly out, but not too much.

Can say anything about it cuz my wife hasn't used it yet but when she does I will write about it

Not at all easy to use.

This spinner is a great option when you're doing bead crafts. whether you're using seed beads or clay, one color or many, this makes it fun and easy to string your beads onto your chosen band, be it elastic, string, or another medium.

The instructions aren’t helpful. They don’t give the information we need. For example, How how to attach the thread with the string. Because you guys didn’t give directions to it it went horribly. And the clay bead thread came broken. It’s fun when it actually works which it hasn’t for me. Also I tried the seed beads as well. And I did what the instructions said and it went horribly as well. The value for this is a bad price when it doesn’t work that well. And the beads don’t go on easily which is understandable. My daughter was very upset

Once you get the angle down, the spinners are fantastic. Extremely time effective, and fun for kids and adults alike. Perfect craft to bust out for family day or sleep overs. Works just as well as the more expensive ones we have. Definately recommend at the current price point!

I finally got a chance to try my new bead spinner, and it proved to be a real disappointment. This is not my first bead spinner. In fact, I already have two other bead spinners in different sizes and styles, so I'm quite familiar with them. I keep hoping that I can find a better bead spinner, but that doesn't seem to be the case. The first thing I noticed about this bead spinner is how small it actually is, and I worried that it might be a problem. Another thing I noticed right away is the quality of the plastic. It looks cheaper, so I was immediately concerned that the bead spinner wouldn't last long. This bead spinner comes with two different shaped needles: one for glass seed beads and the other for clay beads. One very frustrating thing about the directions is that it's unclear which needle to use. Steps 1 and 2 in the directions are exactly the same, in both wording and pictures, for clay and seed beads. If it shows the same pictures and says the same thing, how do I know which needle to use? The only way I could tell is to jump to step 8 (the last step) and try to determine which needle to use based on the pictures. I'm fairly confident that I used the correct needle, but it should have been very clear in step 1.When I started using the bead spinner, I immediately realized that my initial concern about the small bowl size was wrong. The smaller size seems to be a benefit. When I use my larger bead spinner, beads fly everywhere. During the short time I was able to use this one, no beads flew out while it was spinning. I always lose beads in my other bead spinners. At first, I was quite impressed with how many beads quickly got on the needle. My other spinners don't work this quickly. When I got quite a few beads on the needle, which didn't take long, I turned off the bead spinner so that I could slide the beads onto the string. That's when everything came to an abrupt stop. After sliding only five beads, the needle snapped. I've never had a needle break while using a bead spinner, and this one snapped so quickly and easily. It looks as if the loop portion of the needle fits onto the long metal piece, but it's clearly not secured well because I can't get the two pieces to go back together without breaking apart again. (see the pictures) If the needle breaks this easily, I see no point in trying to work with other type of beads because that needle will likely break just as easily. Sadly, my first instinct about the cheap quality was on target. It's either that, or I received a bead spinner with a poorly constructed needle. Regardless, I've quite disappointed. The entire experience, from the beads going on quickly to the needle snapping, took about five minutes. I can't recommend anything that will crash and burn that quickly.