RKC1000E


 
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RKC1000E - Knitting Computer Emulator

The Knitting Calculator running on your computer


RKC1000E takes the time, tedium, the guesswork and inaccuracies out of charting both machine and hand knits. RKC1000E is simple to operate and always accurate. To chart garments, you feed your correct stitch and row gauge into RKC1000E. The next step is to feed the garment section by letter (G, for example, is an armhole or neck line shape). Follow by feeding in the garment section measurements. RKC1000E will convert your measurements to actual stitches and rows. Follow this with the width, in stitches, and the length, in rows, and RKC1000E will give you exact instructions, where to increase, decrease, etc. for your shapings.

Always wanted to be able to print the instructions from the Brother Knit Calculator?
Always wanted to be able to save the instructions you worked out?
Always wanted to have a knit calculator on your PC?

With RKC1000 Knitting Computer Emulator you have it all.

Neck Back

Back Neck
You can rest 2/3 of sts in the middle


KEY ORDER:
G---2.5X---1.5Y---P---PRINTER
* 1* MODE G

(X)=   2.5cm
(Y)=   1.5cm
    Adjustment
X = 2.5 cm -> 2.9 cm
Y = 1.5 cm -> 2.2 cm
 X=   2.9cm   4S 
 Y=   2.2cm   4R 
    Decrease 4 sts of 2.9 cm
in 4 rows of 2.2 cm.
     P=   0 R 
     T=   3.9 cm 
    T (Arc length) is 3.9 cm.

      R        S 
      1   2-   2 
      3   2-   0 
      4         

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1st row: Decrease 2 sts. leaving 2 sts
3rd row: Decrease 2 sts. leaving none.
4th row: Knit as is.

Software
RKC1000 Emulator RKC1000E on-line help RKC1000 Operation Manual Free trial

32 bit Operating Systems
Windows 2000Windows 2003Windows XPWindows VistaWindows 2008Windows 7Windows 8 & 8.1
64 bit Operating Systems
Windows 2003 x64Windows XP x64Windows Vista x64Windows 2008 & 2008 R2 x64Windows 7 x64Windows 8 & 8.1 x64Windows 2012 & 2012 R2 x64

Where to buy
USA & Canada World Europe       Rest of world
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Last Modification: Nov 4, 2013 (c) Copyright 2010-2013, Jos Timmermans