My trade in the textile industry started off at being a sectional warper. Quite different to this. The story I always tell, is of the longest warp I ever produced. The threads in the width of the warp were 1520. The number of pieces I managed to get onto the one beam, was 24. 75yd's per piece, total length 1800yd's on the one warp. Just over 1 mile long. 7 x 240 end sections, plus 1 at 80 ends.
Hi Allen. The first 46 years of my textile career was in industry where I experienced many different types of sectional warping. All considerably more highly engineered than what we have in hand weaving. All good experience and I enjoyed every bit of it :) TR
I must take back my comment. After working with Tom and giving him over 7,400 dollars and soon to be more I have found that he is a scam. I could have bought a new weavebird for the cost of the few parts and misguided advice I got.
Thanks Tom for the share, just managed to ruin a long linen warp using a warping board, and have been scouring information on how best to convert this loom of mine into sectional warping. I shall be trying out your system. Warm regards
Hey Tom, your website is not functional. It looks like a cyber squatter has taken it over. Let me know when you get it sorted. I would like more info on this invention.
My trade in the textile industry started off at being a sectional warper. Quite different to this. The story I always tell, is of the longest warp I ever produced. The threads in the width of the warp were 1520. The number of pieces I managed to get onto the one beam, was 24. 75yd's per piece, total length 1800yd's on the one warp. Just over 1 mile long. 7 x 240 end sections, plus 1 at 80 ends.
Hi Allen. The first 46 years of my textile career was in industry where I experienced many different types of sectional warping. All considerably more highly engineered than what we have in hand weaving. All good experience and I enjoyed every bit of it :) TR
Tom, thank you for sharing your wealth of experience and knowledge. Amazing.
I must take back my comment. After working with Tom and giving him over 7,400 dollars and soon to be more I have found that he is a scam. I could have bought a new weavebird for the cost of the few parts and misguided advice I got.
Brilliant! Thank you for sharing!
Wow very cool invention!
Thanks Tom for the share, just managed to ruin a long linen warp using a warping board, and have been scouring information on how best to convert this loom of mine into sectional warping. I shall be trying out your system. Warm regards
Interesting idea
Hey Tom, your website is not functional. It looks like a cyber squatter has taken it over. Let me know when you get it sorted. I would like more info on this invention.
surely the metal bar that is bending will stay bent making it unusable for the next warp that is put on
The Tension Bars are tempered Steel and return to their original form when the tension is released, Tom Beaudet