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Monthly Archives: February 2012
What kind of loom is the 4-Shaft PVC Loom?
Many people have asked me this question. The 4-Shaft PVC Loom is a rising shed Jack Loom. Jack Looms typically hold the warp threads down approx. 1 inch below the imaginary line between the front and back beams. When one … Continue reading
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Breaking Down your PVC Loom
Many people have asked if the PVC Loom is portable and can fold or break apart for moving and storage. The answer depends on how much of the loom frame is glued. To allow the PVC Loom to break down … Continue reading
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Is it difficult to build a PVC Loom?
NO! You can go from tubes to complete frame in minutes. The photo on the left shows the PVC frame tubes cut and ready to go. It takes less than an hour to cut the tubes, sand/file the ends smooth, … Continue reading
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