The Drum Carder with Otto and Joanne Strauch

[@kendrick4343]

I have the motorized version and I absolutely love it!!! The video is terrific, too! You guys are wonderful.

[@secretshark5710]

I have no idea what any of this means, but you go, funky yarn man!

[@AnitaSews]

Great video for a first timer at spinning and carding. I really enjoyed watching this and learning some things from a pro!

[@carolineswelt]

🥰 thank you .....very good

[@lyndagenet3170]

GREAT EXPLANATION THANKYOU, VERY HELPFUL

[@jonasbliujus6536]

labai gera masina,noreciau tokios,kur galima isigyti ir kokia kaina.

[@adkgirl70]

on day i will visit there shop........

[@spiderwomanatl]

How about adjustment of the space between the drums? When there was too much fiber on the licker drum I made the space between the drums smaller and results are better but I wonder if there should be less space.

[@peaceoutpeaceout4267]

My machine makes a lot of little nips when I feed very fine fiber into it. I run it as slow as possible, feed small, thinly spread portions of fiber into it and have 172 tpi. I can't understand why I keep getting the little nips of fiber. Do you have any ideas as to what is going on?

[@DavidCapocci]

Thanks for the roving tip! I own this drum carder and love it. I card fiber from my herd of alpacas on it for spinning.
This season I've got a Suri alpaca with an extra long staple length (up to 8" or more!)
Do you have any tips on processing a longer staple length on this carder?

[@faystrachan3835]

Good video seem like good people and helpful

[@gailwright2014]

going slow might be your problem, the swift must go faster than the licker-in.

[@claraescarate1414]

Quiero comprar una máquina cardadora

[@TheWoolery]

woolery.com/fiber-tools/drum-carders.html

[@MsFaan]

your diz is facing the wrong way