Warping Equipment
Ashford raddle kit
£50.50 - £71.00
3
in stock
Ashford raddle kit Beam your warp quickly, easily and evenly every time. Full step-by-step instructions in the Learn to weave on a Table loom booklet. Fuss free warping, everything included. The perfect accessory for all Ashford table looms. Features Full step-by-step instructions Fuss free warping Steel pins spaced 12.7mm (1/2") apart Centre pin marked for convenience Solid silver beech hardwood
Ashford warping frame large 11m
£96.50
8
in stock
Ashford warping frame large 11m This un-lacquered warping frame has a maximum warp length of 11meters. The completely straight and relatively short pegs (to prevent bowing) are easily glued in place - you make wider warps in multiple sections. Use the board flat, clamped upright on a table or hung on a wall with the mirror plates we provide.
Ashford warping frame small 4.5m
£98.00
4
in stock
Ashford warping frame small 4.5m With a maximum warp length of 4.5 meters this lacquered warping frame is perfect for sample warps. It’s small size is great for stowage if you don’t have a lot of room. It is supplied with the pegs already glued into the side pieces - you only have to bolt the four side pieces together.
Ashford warping mill
£181.00
3
in stock
Ashford warping mill This vertical rotating mill is for quick and easy warping, with the strain taken by the strong uprights and not the pegs. The bars holding the cross pegs are moveable, so any length can be wound up to approximately 15m (50ft). The mill is easily collapsed/folded for storage after use.
Double ended threading hook
£3.40
25
in stock
Double ended threading hook Threading hooks make threading your rigid heddle or table loom easy and convenient. Made from strong but flexible acetal nylon.
Linen tester
£21.50
5
in stock
Linen tester This 10x magnification solid metal body linen tester isolates a 25mm/1" viewing square. Two LED lights can be switched on to illuminate the area under examination, and an adjustable pointer can be moved along the inner viewing edge to help you keep focussed when counting threads or anaylising the cloth.