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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  

Built by Norwood Looms, Freemont, Michigan. (built early 1990's)   Cranbrook loom is now built by Schacht Looms in Colorado.

This gently used loom includes a sectional warp beam and the original manual.    Bench is nice and wide, has side pockets and hinged lid storage area.  Added a tension box rail and refinished the bench.

This loom is very versatile, ideal if you wish to weave linens, blankets, rugs or fabric. 

Optional:  Tools required for sectional warping.   Tension box, spool rack, yardage counter click here for details on the warping tools.

Currently set up in my loom room.   In order to move it needs to be disassembled.   Will fit in back of 8' pick up, unassembled wrapped in moving blankets.   

Loom and Bench $5000

Loom, Bench,  New Schacht loom tools: tension box, spool rack and yardage counter.   $5500

Changes since photographed.  Tension box rail added.  Bench has been refinished.

New this loom and bench is over $8900, plus the cost of freight from Colorado.   See details on a New Cranbrook

The Cranbrook loom is internationally recognized for its strength, balance, and superb craftsmanship. It is widely considered to be the finest countermarche loom ever made. The loom was originally designed over sixty years ago by Loja Saarinen, the founder of the weaving program at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. First built by John Bexell and later by his son Bert, the Cranbrook loom was made in recent years by Norwood Looms until Schacht acquired it in 1996. Schacht has continued to enhance and refine the design of this wonderful loom.

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