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Schacht's Baby Wolf loom is the most uncompromised small loom available today. It has all the advantages of portability while maintaining the best big loom features. If compactness and portability are what you are looking for, you’ll be interested in this thoughtfully engineered loom.
PLEASE NOTE ON YOUR ORDER WHAT SIZE REED YOU WOULD LIKE, 10 DENT INCLUDED OTHERWISE:
The weaving width of the Baby Wolf is 26″. You have your choice of four or eight shafts, or you can choose our Four Now-Four Later* model which allows you to expand from four shafts to eight shafts at any time. The X-frame design is exceptionally stable and can be easily folded to a depth of 18″.
The adjustable beater allows the position of the shuttle race to be raised or lowered if necessary. The Baby Wolf employs a friction brake on the warp beam which lets you advance the warp smoothly.
*”Four Now – Four Later” (4N4L) is an eight harness loom shipped with only four harnesses installed, but with the capacity to add an additional four harnesses. You can purchase a kit to add four harnesses at a later time. 4N4L looms are shipped with all the heddles, tie-ups and other items normally included with an eight harness loom.
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Loom Name |
Height |
Depth x Width |
Weight |
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Schacht Baby Wolf 4 Harness |
Folded 42" Breast Beam 29.5" |
Open 33” x 34” Folded 18” x 34” |
53 lbs |
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Schacht Baby Wolf 4N4L Harness |
Folded 42" Breast Beam 29.5" |
Open 33” x 34” Folded 18” x 34” |
59 lbs |
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Schacht Baby Wolf 8 Harness |
Folded 42" Breast Beam 29.5" |
Open 33” x 34” Folded 18” x 34” |
71 lbs |
We have partnered with Schacht Spindle Co. to bring you a wide range of spinning and weaving supplies. Our first response to your order would be to have it shipped directly from our warehouse. In the case that our stock levels are too low, your order may need to be either ordered into our warehouse or dropshipped directly from Schacht. We will send you a notification with your expected shipping date once Schacht has processed your order. You will receive an e-mail with tracking information once your order has shipped and we will register your email to receive updates from the chosen delivery service for your shipment. Schacht typically takes 4-5 weeks for their orders to be processed, shipped, and delivered. Please contact us with any questions or concerns regarding your order.
If your project is time-sensitive, please contact us regarding the current stock & shipping times. You can call us at (509) 536-7746 or send us an email at sales@paradisefibers.com
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