Shortcuts - How To Maintain & Improve a Weaving Loom

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A short 'Shortcuts' article from the Master Weaver on maintaining and improving a handloom. It covers adding a shed regulator to counterbalanced looms, fixing the uneven lower shed of jack-type looms with a stationary dowel or 'shed stop', and adding a second warp beam and take-up. It closes with practical advice on small workshop conveniences, tightening screws, replacing cords, lubrication, rust prevention and wood care. Two diagrams illustrate shed geometry.

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Article
Date
November 1958
Language
English
Pages
5
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