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For Sale
1993 8 Shaft Schacht Baby Wolf $1500
Description:
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1993 loom in good condition
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I've owned this loom for about 6 years and have made more than 100 towels it’s a great loom. I’m replacing it with another Baby Wolf in cherry wood.
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I have been using this loom as a 4-shaft loom – there are more than 100 heddles on shafts 1-4; there are 65 heddles on shaft 5 and no heddles on shafts 6-8. Loom purchase includes additional heddles so that there can be more than 100+ on each shaft.
Specifications:
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Serial number: 07-17-93 – BW8-2
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Weaving Width 26”
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8 harnesses, 10 treadles, Jack action, rising shed
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Loom folds and moves on wheels for transport
Includes:
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12 Dent Reed
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High Castle
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Wolf Trap
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Lease sticks
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Raddle
Pick up in Storrs, Mansfield, CT
Bank Check or Venmo only
Contact Donna to purchase or for further information.
Posted 11/23/2025
1970 LeClerc Nilus 36” 4 Shaft Jack Loom $1000
Includes:
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Bench
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Warping Rack
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Shuttles
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Other accessories
Pick up in Deep River
Cash only
Contact Olga to purchase or for further information.
Posted 08/19/2025
Cranbrook 48" Countermarch 8 Harness Loom $4200
Included:
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Bench
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Storage Shelf
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Gilmore Large Warping Mill
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Lease Sticks
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Boat Shuttles
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Ski Shuttles
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Heddles
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6, 8, 10, 12 dent reeds
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Still in Original wooden crate w/original Instructions
The loom is beautiful, hardly used, purchased in Michigan from the original maker and shipped to my home in Connecticut.
Pickup in Guilford, CT
Cash or Paypal
Contact Julia to purchase or for further information.
Posted 04/09/2025
Hartford Artisans Weaving Center
The Hartford Artisans Weaving Center has a rotating selection of used looms and weaving equipment for sale.
All proceeds benefit the Center, a non-profit organization committed to being a welcoming, accessible community that actively works to create a kinder and more equitable world for everyone. Their diverse community unites people from different backgrounds and experiences to learn from each other and uncover their own unique skills. They challenge assumptions about disabilities and aging and show that everyone deserves an opportunity for creative expression. They recognize we have a responsibility not only to open our doors wider, but also to understand and work to change the racial and gender inequities that hurt us all.
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