Hobbyworker Electric Clay Bead Spinner Kit with 3pcs Bead Trays 2pcs Bead Spinner Needles, 1000pcs Clay Beads and 1300pcs Seed Beads 8m Elastic Cord for Bracelet Necklace Jewelry Making (Patented)

The media could not be loaded.  After using a manual bead spinner, I was highly appreciative of this electric spinner. My only complaint is that it doesn’t spin consistently, it’s like the motor is almost lagging to keep it moving around. You can circumvents this issue by turning up the speed higher. I would give them five stars if it had a consistent, even spin. No other complaints! This is a great product for starters.

Works perfectly fine !

My daughter is 12 and uses this for making beaded jewelry. It is very easy to use and helpful for her to not spill any beads. This has made jewelry making less stressful for her!

I’ve never used a bead spinner before so I’m still learning, but so far it works well. I’m finding the needles difficult to use, especially the big eye needle as it is very bendy so it rotates a lot during the spin and is difficult to control which direction it is facing. But again that’s probably just user error. There were no directions included but it’s pretty self-explanatory. The 3 bowls with lids are convenient so I don’t have to dump unused beads every time I make a new bracelet. The electronic spin tends to speed up and slow down, making it sound like the motor is struggling but overall it is working well for me. It is not wireless so you have to be sure you’re near an outlet but none of these things are deal breakers for me. I enjoy beading by hand one bead at a time but this is convenient to use to produce faster.

My 11 year old daughter enjoys using this product. It randomly places beads on a needle for jewelry making. She was able to figure out how to use this on her own and hasn’t had any issues.

It is good but it didn’t come with the needles like it said it would

The needle was super small I couldn’t get my string through it so I had to get some new ones on amps on but the bowl itself worked pretty good but was hard to get the hang of

I collect bead spinners and have used them daily in my work for a decade. I've been searching for a good electric model and I've finally found it! The electric model works well, and is a great option for those who don't want to use or who have trouble using manual bead spinners. I've tried several other electric spinners recently, and this one is the best I've found so far. I haven't had it long, so I can't comment on longevity.Pros:- 3 removeable bowls - a huge benefit when working with multiple colors of beads as we often do when making French Beaded Flowers. Other types of electric spinners I own either have the bowl permanently mounted to the base, or are very difficult to remove. You're getting three bead spinners, not just one, so the extra cost is worth it to me.- Fitted lids - two of the bowls have fitted lids so you can easily store your project without having to worry about dumping any of the beads. There is also a fitted lid you can put on top of the base with the third bowl as well.- Speed Control - you can customize how slow or fast it spins based on what speeds you are comfortable with.- Direction Control - you can switch the bowl to spin clockwise or counter-clockwise, which makes it work for left or right-handed beaders, and allows for using the needle/wire in various positions around the bowl.Cons:- Noise. It says low noise, but it is not. But, noise is a given with electric bead spinners. None of them are silent, so that's not a deal breaker. Just something to keep in mind, especially if you are used to beading while watching TV or listening to music.