Gerard Rubio

Hi Kathi, It has been great to have you as a backer and a pity to see you go so close to the finishing line. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you again for all the support provided fr...

I couldn't spot anything wrong in that kcode. Could you describe the issue in more detail and share the entire file at support@kniterate.com? thanks!

Hi Cadenzaclothes apologies for missing that question: Could you try removing or adding a row? The compiler might be complaining because the feeder is on the right-hand side of your knit when it is...

Hi Margit, you can access the timeline from the old machine-bakers-only forum. We are preparing a new update to go out next week. I can give you a brief summary: Manufacturing is moving forward pos...

mark well spotted about the redundancy to define the stitch size. As you suspect, it is technically possible to have a variable stitch size during a traverse movement. However, this is not availabl...

- As with every knit, speed could probably be increased with time and mastery. - To get a thicker beanie, it could be interesting to try with some kind of wool that shrinks considerably, so you'd k...

Thank you Robert Ingemarsson for all your great answers! Thanks mark for pointing to the "<<Kn-K1n" thing, that is indeed a spelling mistake. Corrected now in Machine_Sample_25oct20.kc. We tried to...

That has a trick. We used elastic yarn with Yarn 4 during cast on to get a nicer shape and finish, it also gives a better fit around the head. See black elastic yarn at the bottom of the beanie.Bel...

If issues persist, the next thing would be to look at the bind-off to understand what exactly goes wrong with those dropped stitches. To do that, you'd have to remove the brushes (please follow the...

Cadenzaclothes that little tug to the stitch before it gets transferred is useful. Something I would do is add some rolldown when transfers are done, before knitting the next row. Happy to modify/r...