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All parts unpacked.
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Place the treadles under the loom. Insert the bolts into the holes in the front legs on both sides. |
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Place the beater in the holes (in the center of the bottom runners) between both sides of the frame. |
Screw locknuts onto the bolts of the beater and of the bar with treadles.
Not fully tightened, they should be able to rotate |
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Put the warp beam in place Do the same with the cloth beam at the front. |
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Screw on the backbeam at the back. |
Screw on the breastbeam at the front. |
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Put the ratchet wheels in place. |
Screw the handles onto the cloth and warpbeam. |
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At the top comes the block with the levers and shafts.
The long plank comes at the front. Screw it in with 3 screws on both sides. |
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Place the part with lams in the loom.
Make sure that the lams remain between the iron bars. |
Screw the cross bar on both sides with 2 screws.
The bottom wood of the bars is also screwed on both sides. |
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Hook the loops, who are in the middle of the lams, on the hooks of the shafts. |
To do the tie-up, it is recommended to relax the springs of the levers, so the shafts are in the bottom position. |
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Do the tie-up with Texsolv rope and straight pegs. The treadles should be almost to the ground
in the bottom position of the shafts. |
When the treadles are connected, you can tension the springs again. You can adjust if necessary by moving the pegs. |