Hi Kyle. Great job. I just got my frame and I wanted to make sure I was setting it up properly. I ordered my frame on March 1 and it was delivered today March 18. I had great communication from DHL and Omanik all along the way. This has been a great experience and thanks so much for your video.
Great review and demonstration, Kyle. I love my Omanik frames and don't use anything else, especially because I can get great tension on my fabric. I learned a couple of things from watching you get things set up. I just have one suggestion. A few months ago someone posted a picture on Instagram of one of her screws snapped in two from normal use. That made me a little nervous about how I was using my frame. Since then I always make sure that the holes on the horizontal bars line up (both either up or down, never one up and one down) and I try to minimize the distance that I have to extend the screws. My theory is that if the holes don't line up and the screws are extended too far the tension will introduce a torque that will cause the screws to fail eventually. I also loosen tension when I am finished stitching so that the screws don't remain under tension for an extended period of time. It often takes me two or three tries to get the distance between the bars right. If I don't like what I have I will unroll one side and pull the fabric a little to reposition the bar. Once again, thanks for the demonstration!
Oh, so that's why everybody's telling me to loosen the tension when not in use. It's hard on the frame! Thanks for the tip dude! No body tells you that, they just say "oh, loosen the tension when not in use" then don't say why. Well, now that I'm $300 down, (just ordered mine) I'm taking care of my Quantum!!!❤🧡💛Oh, the other advice I get is lightly tighten the fabric with the screws, but use the side stretchers to put horizontal tension to get that drum tight you like. If you bought the side bars with that sort of hardware that is. With the smaller frames, it's probably not necessary. I bit the bullet and bought the 31" one sense I do not work on anything over 21" wide. So I got the vertical bars with the metal hardware on them.
Kyle, you did a great job explaining this! I think you would be a great investigative reporter- no detail escapes you. You’ll really be cranking out those Mirabilias now!
Just yesterday I wish listed all that I’m going to soon purchase from the Ominik Factory and this morning up popped your video on that very company! Thank you so much for that great review Kyle!
Great demo Kyle you did a very detailed and understandable video. You are very nice guy and I'm impressed with your love for the craft. Thanks so much for sharing and I will be checking this frame out.
Great tutorial! Your videos are always fantastic and I just think you're such a nice person, so kind to share what you know and what you learn with the Flosstube community! I have to give you all the credit (or should I say blame, lol) for my current Mirabilia obsession... I'm obsessed with getting all the patterns and stitching them! I'm so jealous of your collection, you are such an enabler!! (Thank you ;)
I have had mine for years and i really like it. You forgot to mention the best part of the package.....the chocolate!! Nice guitar by the way. I have been known to add fabric to the top and bottom of my fabric to make sure I have plenty of overhang
Really quite easy to follow your explanation. I think you did a good job on your review/demo. If I used frames, I would probably feel more comfortable getting one of these after watching this.
I’m glad you did this video! When I got my Quantum there were only videos in Russian that explained it, haha, which made things a little difficult for me. You did a great job with the explanation!
Great video Kyle. I've been very curious about these frames. I decided to give them a try. I especially would like to use them for beading. Can't wait for my frames to come in!!! Thanks for the great review
Wow you're lucky, I ordered mine on 22 January and still waiting to receive it here in the UK. I have a Millennium frame (and floor stand which is awesome) which has wooden screw side stretchers and they don't squeak. I'm looking forward to comparing the two when the Quantum turns up. Kay x
Thanks for the review and tutorial. I have thought about getting this frame but haven't yet. I love mt fabrice drum tight too. I also thought it was more expensive. I got my Lowery stand last year and love it. I would be great with this frame. You should think about getting one Kyle. I can honestly say it is the best stitching purchase i have ever made. I love it. Happy stitching
@@KyleStitchingInSound Please consider the Monstrik over the Lowery. Price difference definitely worth it especially for the size frame you have. The frame will droop in the Lowery due to weight, size and only being held by one side. The frame adapter purchase plus the Lowery stand and accessory module (+ extender rod if needed) will drive price up very close to Monstrik with accessory module. Monstrik much more adaptable.
I have a large frame with the side stretchers and I am puzzled as to how to use the side stretchers, would love to have a tutorial on how to use those.
I roll my scroll bars the same way as you for the same reason. Plus it keeps the fabric cleaner on the right side that will show any grime when done. :-)
Kyle there is a good sale going on for these frames right now. In case you want to share with your audience. It’s a pretty good sale. Looks to be about 20%
LOL! I"m surprised you know who Neil Peart is. You're so young, maybe your mom likes Rush and that's how you know. Excellent review, Kyle. You covered all the bases. Gonna buy when I get paid.
I actually discovered Rush on my own. My parents don’t like them unfortunately 😆 I started discovering all sorts of music on my own when I was around 12. I’m glad you liked the review! This frame is one of my top 3 best crafting purchases ever, next to qsnaps and my Lowry stand
This has been a great video. I have been noticing several videotubers useing them and have been contemplating buying one. Why did you select that width? Were there other width choices?
I chose that width because most of my projects have fabric that are just under 31". And yes, I state at the end of the video that the width ranges anywhere from 30cm to 110cm.
Kyle, I really enjoyed watching this, and I have totally decided to get myself one. I have one question, you said you ordered the 80x15 unit. Does the 80 measurement refer to usable length of the scroll bars? In other words, on the ends there are the square parts where the nuts fit in. Is the entire scroll bar 80 cm, or is the 80 cm referring to the round part in between the square parts. I hope my question makes sense. Thank you for making videos. I really enjoy how real you are.
Your question makes perfect sense! The measurements refer to the usable length of the scroll bars! (I may have just measured to make sure haha.) And then the 15cm refers to the amount of space when the side tensioners AREN'T extended! I'd say you could get almost 27cm (and that's a rough rough rough estimate) of workspace when you fully extend the side bars :) I hope my answer made sense :P
Siento no entender video. Pero se que sus productos son los mejores.las TH-cam españolas lo recomiendan como tales.felicidades.los he visto y muy bien explicados.alaban su servicio y su trato esmerado
Great explanation and tutorial. I want to order some frames. I’m not sure what size to get. I’m thinking of using it for Mirabilia and HAEDs. What do you think of the size you have?
The size I have is perfect for most of my projects! The only one it wouldn’t fit would be my HAED. It’s the perfect size for everything else though! Depending on how big your HAED is, id maybe recommend the 100cm frame
I find the pins are really loose after inserting the pins so that the material, even though I have made sure it is lined up, will move and be crooked. How can I keep the pins from allowing the material to move so freely (I am using 32 ct evenweave)
I think what I would recommend would to be adding another piece fabric where you put in your stitching fabric to give the pins a little extra grip. But not too thick of a piece!
Great video kyle. I would love to order one but confused on the prices and demensions on website. What size did you order, and how did you know which one to order. I am looking for a 20" frame.
They're in centimeters on the website, so you'll just have to convert them to inches. My 80cm x 15cm frame translates to roughly 31in x 7in. For the prices, I just googled "Estonian currency to USD" and typed in the amount shown on the site to convert to USD.
Hey Kyle I got mine this week an sadly my rods are way to big an I'm so upset bc I don't do full coverage peices I ordered the. 50cm an got. The 90cm any suggestions on maybe finding someone with smaller 1s maybe a trade
I would maybe contact the shop and tell them they sent you the wrong size. But the plus about the bigger bars is that you can still do your smaller projects on them! They don’t have to be full coverage :)
@@KyleStitchingInSound iv done that pronto lol an your point is very true I just don't hve a stand to hold it but I'm sure I'll figure it out thanks an I can't wait to see the new place
Thanks for the great review Kyle, I’m looking at getting one of these frames for stitching my HAED- but I do have a question- when choosing what size to order- is the size for the side stretchers (15cm in your case) the minimum or the maximum? As in do yours extend out further than 15cm? Or is that the maximum they will extend out to? I hope I’ve explained that ok. Thanks x
It's clearly a knock off of the Millennium Frame. The Millennium Frame is the original version of this type of frame, and is all wood (beech) and hand made. No plastic parts at all.
Similar yes. I would not call them a knockoff. These are very well built and affordable. And because they’re factory made, you don’t need to wait over a year to get them. I get that people love the Millennium frame, but the Quantum Frame is of excellent quality. It shouldn’t be judged because some of the parts are plastic and factory-made. It should be judged on its performance. And it works.
Hi Kyle. Great job. I just got my frame and I wanted to make sure I was setting it up properly. I ordered my frame on March 1 and it was delivered today March 18. I had great communication from DHL and Omanik all along the way. This has been a great experience and thanks so much for your video.
Great review and demonstration, Kyle. I love my Omanik frames and don't use anything else, especially because I can get great tension on my fabric. I learned a couple of things from watching you get things set up. I just have one suggestion. A few months ago someone posted a picture on Instagram of one of her screws snapped in two from normal use. That made me a little nervous about how I was using my frame. Since then I always make sure that the holes on the horizontal bars line up (both either up or down, never one up and one down) and I try to minimize the distance that I have to extend the screws. My theory is that if the holes don't line up and the screws are extended too far the tension will introduce a torque that will cause the screws to fail eventually. I also loosen tension when I am finished stitching so that the screws don't remain under tension for an extended period of time. It often takes me two or three tries to get the distance between the bars right. If I don't like what I have I will unroll one side and pull the fabric a little to reposition the bar. Once again, thanks for the demonstration!
Oh, so that's why everybody's telling me to loosen the tension when not in use. It's hard on the frame! Thanks for the tip dude! No body tells you that, they just say "oh, loosen the tension when not in use" then don't say why. Well, now that I'm $300 down, (just ordered mine) I'm taking care of my Quantum!!!❤🧡💛Oh, the other advice I get is lightly tighten the fabric with the screws, but use the side stretchers to put horizontal tension to get that drum tight you like. If you bought the side bars with that sort of hardware that is. With the smaller frames, it's probably not necessary. I bit the bullet and bought the 31" one sense I do not work on anything over 21" wide. So I got the vertical bars with the metal hardware on them.
Kyle, you did a great job explaining this! I think you would be a great investigative reporter- no detail escapes you. You’ll really be cranking out those Mirabilias now!
You are awsome and a mind reader. I like drum tight fabric and have been eyeing this frame since Xmas. I’m definitely getting one now. Thanks Kyle!
Just yesterday I wish listed all that I’m going to soon purchase from the Ominik Factory and this morning up popped your video on that very company! Thank you so much for that great review Kyle!
Great demo Kyle you did a very detailed and understandable video. You are very nice guy and I'm impressed with your love for the craft. Thanks so much for sharing and I will be checking this frame out.
Great tutorial! Your videos are always fantastic and I just think you're such a nice person, so kind to share what you know and what you learn with the Flosstube community! I have to give you all the credit (or should I say blame, lol) for my current Mirabilia obsession... I'm obsessed with getting all the patterns and stitching them! I'm so jealous of your collection, you are such an enabler!! (Thank you ;)
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Thank you for sharing, I must buy one as soon as they are back in stock.
I have had mine for years and i really like it. You forgot to mention the best part of the package.....the chocolate!! Nice guitar by the way. I have been known to add fabric to the top and bottom of my fabric to make sure I have plenty of overhang
Really quite easy to follow your explanation. I think you did a good job on your review/demo. If I used frames, I would probably feel more comfortable getting one of these after watching this.
Kyle, thanks for this video, this is one of the best tutorials I've seen about this frames!! Cannot wait to get mine!!! 👍🤩
That was fabulous, brilliant demonstration and review. Really helpful
Thanks for the video. I am waiting for my quantum frame to be delivered, can not wait!!!!
I’m glad you did this video! When I got my Quantum there were only videos in Russian that explained it, haha, which made things a little difficult for me. You did a great job with the explanation!
Great video Kyle. I've been very curious about these frames. I decided to give them a try. I especially would like to use them for beading. Can't wait for my frames to come in!!! Thanks for the great review
Kyle! This was fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing - you’re making me want to get one.!
Wow you're lucky, I ordered mine on 22 January and still waiting to receive it here in the UK. I have a Millennium frame (and floor stand which is awesome) which has wooden screw side stretchers and they don't squeak. I'm looking forward to comparing the two when the Quantum turns up. Kay x
Thanks for the review and tutorial. I have thought about getting this frame but haven't yet. I love mt fabrice drum tight too. I also thought it was more expensive. I got my Lowery stand last year and love it. I would be great with this frame. You should think about getting one Kyle. I can honestly say it is the best stitching purchase i have ever made. I love it. Happy stitching
I plan to get one after I get my tax refund haha
I hope you love it as much as I do. I just ordered my Quantum.LOL
@@KyleStitchingInSound Please consider the Monstrik over the Lowery. Price difference definitely worth it especially for the size frame you have. The frame will droop in the Lowery due to weight, size and only being held by one side. The frame adapter purchase plus the Lowery stand and accessory module (+ extender rod if needed) will drive price up very close to Monstrik with accessory module. Monstrik much more adaptable.
I have a large frame with the side stretchers and I am puzzled as to how to use the side stretchers, would love to have a tutorial on how to use those.
Thank you. I had no idea how they worked. You did a great job.
I roll my scroll bars the same way as you for the same reason. Plus it keeps the fabric cleaner on the right side that will show any grime when done. :-)
Great review.. i think i will be getting one afterstitching with a hoop for 35 years.. thanks!
Kyle, this is great! All I see is prices quoted in Euros on the website. I may be upgrading my old frame, LOL!
Great explanation, Kyle! You’re a pro!
And that shirt is glorious! 🖤
I told you you’d love it!
Thanks Kyle. VERY helpful and informative! Sally in Northern California. 😁
Thank you for the comprehensive demonstration! I have a couple of Omanik frames, and I learned a bunch from watching your video!
Great review!!! I am going to get one and see how I like it. It looks really easy to set up. And it doesn’t sound too expensive. ❤️💚
Brilliant video, thank you so much for taking the time to do this :)
Great demo, thank you. You just make me smile. Your an amazing young man and I really enjoy your videos. I am going to look into this frame. Karen
Thank you for the explanation, very easy to follow!!
Thank you so much for this excellent video! You have me a better way to use my beautiful Omanik frames!
So glad you found this useful! 😃
Thank you for doing this video! It was really easy to understand and follow your instructions. 👍🥰
Meline
Great explanation and demo Kyle. Thank you.
This is an excellent video. Thank you so much. I plan to order one soon.
Kyle there is a good sale going on for these frames right now. In case you want to share with your audience. It’s a pretty good sale. Looks to be about 20%
Thank you for this info!
LOL! I"m surprised you know who Neil Peart is. You're so young, maybe your mom likes Rush and that's how you know. Excellent review, Kyle. You covered all the bases. Gonna buy when I get paid.
I actually discovered Rush on my own. My parents don’t like them unfortunately 😆 I started discovering all sorts of music on my own when I was around 12. I’m glad you liked the review! This frame is one of my top 3 best crafting purchases ever, next to qsnaps and my Lowry stand
@@KyleStitchingInSound Agreed that the Quantum is a good thing to purchase. I couldn't wait till payday, I use my credit card. I'm a bad girl. 👹
Thank you
A wise man, not risking it for the biscuit.
This has been a great video. I have been noticing several videotubers useing them and have been contemplating buying one. Why did you select that width? Were there other width choices?
I chose that width because most of my projects have fabric that are just under 31". And yes, I state at the end of the video that the width ranges anywhere from 30cm to 110cm.
Kyle, I really enjoyed watching this, and I have totally decided to get myself one. I have one question, you said you ordered the 80x15 unit. Does the 80 measurement refer to usable length of the scroll bars? In other words, on the ends there are the square parts where the nuts fit in. Is the entire scroll bar 80 cm, or is the 80 cm referring to the round part in between the square parts. I hope my question makes sense. Thank you for making videos. I really enjoy how real you are.
Your question makes perfect sense! The measurements refer to the usable length of the scroll bars! (I may have just measured to make sure haha.) And then the 15cm refers to the amount of space when the side tensioners AREN'T extended! I'd say you could get almost 27cm (and that's a rough rough rough estimate) of workspace when you fully extend the side bars :) I hope my answer made sense :P
@@KyleStitchingInSound Thank you so much! I really appreciate your time. I am so excited to order them! Hope the new house is getting settled.
Siento no entender video.
Pero se que sus productos son los mejores.las TH-cam españolas lo recomiendan como tales.felicidades.los he visto y muy bien explicados.alaban su servicio y su trato esmerado
Great explanation and tutorial. I want to order some frames. I’m not sure what size to get. I’m thinking of using it for Mirabilia and HAEDs. What do you think of the size you have?
The size I have is perfect for most of my projects! The only one it wouldn’t fit would be my HAED. It’s the perfect size for everything else though! Depending on how big your HAED is, id maybe recommend the 100cm frame
I find the pins are really loose after inserting the pins so that the material, even though I have made sure it is lined up, will move and be crooked. How can I keep the pins from allowing the material to move so freely (I am using 32 ct evenweave)
I think what I would recommend would to be adding another piece fabric where you put in your stitching fabric to give the pins a little extra grip. But not too thick of a piece!
Really good tips Kyle! Did you say I’m not riskin it for the biscuit? Lol
Yes lol
Great video kyle. I would love to order one but confused on the prices and demensions on website. What size did you order, and how did you know which one to order. I am looking for a 20" frame.
They're in centimeters on the website, so you'll just have to convert them to inches. My 80cm x 15cm frame translates to roughly 31in x 7in. For the prices, I just googled "Estonian currency to USD" and typed in the amount shown on the site to convert to USD.
I was like "no thank you that fabric is way too loose for me" then you twisted the bars and my jaw dropped.
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When u order it and how long did u wait for it to deliver to you? Just checking
I honestly can’t remember by this point. If I remember correctly I say in the video that it took only a few weeks.
Stitching-in-Sound Kyle Rekemeyer thank you I have ordered one now wait for it to come... 😁
Very nicely done!! Thank you for the tutorial!! :-)
Hey Kyle I got mine this week an sadly my rods are way to big an I'm so upset bc I don't do full coverage peices I ordered the. 50cm an got. The 90cm any suggestions on maybe finding someone with smaller 1s maybe a trade
I would maybe contact the shop and tell them they sent you the wrong size. But the plus about the bigger bars is that you can still do your smaller projects on them! They don’t have to be full coverage :)
@@KyleStitchingInSound iv done that pronto lol an your point is very true I just don't hve a stand to hold it but I'm sure I'll figure it out thanks an I can't wait to see the new place
Thanks for the great review Kyle, I’m looking at getting one of these frames for stitching my HAED- but I do have a question- when choosing what size to order- is the size for the side stretchers (15cm in your case) the minimum or the maximum? As in do yours extend out further than 15cm? Or is that the maximum they will extend out to? I hope I’ve explained that ok. Thanks x
You explained perfect! 15cm is the length of them NOT extended. They can extend to almost double the length!
Great video.
It's clearly a knock off of the Millennium Frame. The Millennium Frame is the original version of this type of frame, and is all wood (beech) and hand made. No plastic parts at all.
Similar yes. I would not call them a knockoff. These are very well built and affordable. And because they’re factory made, you don’t need to wait over a year to get them. I get that people love the Millennium frame, but the Quantum Frame is of excellent quality. It shouldn’t be judged because some of the parts are plastic and factory-made. It should be judged on its performance. And it works.