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USED Weaving Loom, Spinning Wheel Specials & Discounts

Considering a spinning wheel purchase?  

Hand Spinning and Rigid Heddle Weaving Lessons Available.

New Spinning Wheels For Sale      Questions about Weaving Looms

Ashford Traditional Spinning Wheel.

Standard single drive wheel.  Includes one bobbin.  Nice finish.  Gently used.

Recommended accessories:  lazy kate, bobbins.  Can be added.   This wheel offered for pick up only, will not ship.   Per dealer agreement,  price can not be posted.  Contact Elizabeth directly.   Click here for details on new spinning wheels.

The Schacht Mighty Wolf Weaving Loom   
The Mighty Wolf has a weaving width of 36", and uses the X-frame design. The Mighty Wolf comes with a high castle that includes a handy storage tray.      The Wolf looms can be folded to a depth of 20"

Gently Used 4 harness Schacht Mighty Wolf.  Went over this loom, cleaned it up, replaced any damaged parts.  Added a new Stroller and Wolf Trap.   New cost is $2168.00 plus cost to ship to you from Schacht in Colorado. ~$500.    You can pick this one up in Buckley, WA for $1500.00.

Strollers  Most Wolf aficionados find the Wolf Stroller an  indispensable accessory.  Whether you've got a Baby Wolf or Mighty Wolf, the Stroller makes moving your loom around easy.  When installed on the loom, the wheels automatically engage when the loom is folded up, and disengage when the loom is opened.

The Wolf Trap is another great storage option.  It is wide enough to hold shuttles, threading hook, bobbins, and scissors, but doesn't interfere with your weaving. 

Interested in a new Mighty Wolf?  Click here for details  

Patrick Green Deluxe Electric Drum Carder,   $800   Compare to a New Strauch Electric Drum Carder for $1775

Deluxe Carder by Patrick Green 7½ inch pulley.   Electrified with a Baldor electric motor.  Adjustable speeds and reverse.   Cards a Batt approximately 7 x 22 inches.

Includes the production drum for doing medium grade wool, mohair or long wools; AND the fur cloth drum for merino, kid mohair, Angora bunny fur or dog hair. 

Included is a new doffer stick for removing the batts from the drum, the handle to card manually without power and a brush to clean the drum.  New drive belt.

72" 8 harness Cranbrook Loom. 

Built by Norwood Looms, Freemont, Michigan.  This loom is now built by Schacht Looms in Colorado.

Has a Sectional warp beam.   And the manual.   Currently being woven on, but will be offering for sale late 2010.  If this is something you would like to see in action and be interested in purchasing later, let me know.   

This wide of loom is new to me.  I plan to weave a few rugs and some large king size blankets for personal use, then offer it up for resale.  I have used this model, but only 60" wide, previously.  Wove wonderful saddle blankets and smaller blankets and rugs,  This wide one should be a wonderful for those wider items that have been waiting in my mind.

When this is sold, I want to include the tools used in sectional warping.  These tools are new, made by Schacht.  Tension box, spool rack, yardage counter click here for details on the warping tools.

In order to move it needs to be disassembled..   Will fit in back of 8' pick up unassembled.   

See details on a New Schacht Cranbrook  plus additional details on the loom.    New this loom and bench is over $10,000, plus the cost of freight.  I will sell for $5000, after I have completed a couple of projects.

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