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S30 - Original Louet Electric Spinner
Louet made an E-spinner back in the 1970's, before they were popular. Some of these units are still in circulation. Here is some information that came with them
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David 3 breast beam height
David 3 breast beam is 29 1/4" from floor to the bottom of the beam and 31 ½” to the top of the beam
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Jane - loose threads at the bottom of the shed
With linen and other yarns that are not very elastic, it is sometimes a problem to get good tension on the lower half of the shed on the Jane-loom. Because the depth of the Jane is so great, the pr...
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Erica shafts cords are slipping
This article applies to our new plastic shaft sides (april 2023) If your shafts are slipping and the bolt does not seem to hold the cord tight, this is likely because the cord is slipping beside th...
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Original S10 Skeinwinder
Here are the original instructions showing parts and hardware needed
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Megado - Changing the texsolv of the Knife Bar
Watch the video below for the instructions.
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Adjusting Shaft and Lam heights Spring 2 / Spring 1 / Hollandia / Delta
Before adjusting your harness or lam heights, always insert the blocking pin Fine tuning height The end of the shaft bar and lam bars have a nylon knurled nut screwed onto a plastic bolt. The p...
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Table clamp
Our table clamps - KR0120 p have an 8mm diameter. Years ago, the clamp was metal with a 6mm bolt. If you have an older Drum Carder with a 6mm hole for the clamp and you need a new clamp, you can...
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Knife bar on my Megado is getting stuck in the groove
The groove where your Megado knife bar travels can become swollen due to humidity or contract due to a dry climate. This is simply something that can happen to wood. Use some Sandpaper to smoo...
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David 2 - Beater repair kit
The original David 2 sliding beater has an open side on the top beater bar. Some weavers find that the retaining bolt slips out of the groove preventing the reed from being held firmly in place. ...