Don’t see what you’re looking for? You might check the used equipment listing at Eugene Textile Center, or the Classified section of the ANWG (Association of Northwest Weaver’ Guilds) website.
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Weaving Equipment:
- LeClerc Voyageur Table LoomLeClerc Voyageur Table Loom. 8 harnesses, 15.75 inch weaving width. Solid Canadian maple. Foldable. Includes: Loom stand, with side shelves, foldable, 3 reeds: 8, 10, and 12 dpi, Raddle, Purrington Angel Wings: clamps to front or back warp beams to hold, round or flat lease sticks during warping, Denim carry bag, 600 heddles, several repair heddles, heddle transfer bars, Lease sticks, warp rods, warp sticks, Total new cost would be about $1635.Asking $900. Portland, OR. Email Kathleen if interested.
- Ashford Knitters Loom StandAshford Knitters Loom Stand | Fits 12, 20 and 28 Inch Looms. Easy to assemble. Only used a couple of times, bought new, all pieces and instructions included.$125 OBO. Talatin. OR. Email Kathleen if interested.
- 10” Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom with StandAshford 10 inch rigid heddle loom with stand, 6 heddles, sizes 5, 7.5 (two of them), 10, 12 (two of them), warping peg, bag that can hold much of this warping peg and plastic Ashford double hook. The loom is lightly used and about four years old. The loom came set up with a double heddle saddle on it. There is also the Ashford brace board that can change the stand into one that would hold a 16 inch Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom. $300. Portland, OR. Email Ellen if interested.
- 42” 4 Harness Schacht Floor LoomWe are downsizing and I need to sell my 42″ wide Schacht 4-harness, 6-treadle floor loom. I purchased it new sometime in the 1980s and it comes with a cover, bench, shuttles, 3 reeds (8, 10 and 12 dent – although one is in pretty bad condition) a few scarf “kits” and some books. $500. Lake Oswego, OR. Email Lyn if interested.
- 4 Shaft Barn-Framed Loom – FreeI’m downsizing and have a 4 shaft barn-framed loom that needs a new home. The loom has been restored and has been used to weave both fine and heavy items. It’s currently disassembled and located in my garage. This loom is a “four post” loom. It was collected in Little Deer Isle, Maine in 1991. It’s most likely from Maine, but probably not from Little Deer Isle. Missing beams were made by a wooden boat builder in Maine, using oak that had originally been intended for a boat keel. Some replacement small parts and final assembly were done by a retired foundry pattern maker here in Oregon. This loom will probably weave 45” wide (1 ¼ yards.) The very heavy beater makes this loom quite effortless to use. The gear for this loom (shaft bars, cordage, pulleys) has been stowed in a drawstring bag to keep it clean. The shaft bars and the cordage are new. The treadles are old, but probably aren’t original to this loom. No heddles are included – you’ll have to make or buy your own. FREE. Forest Grove, OR. Email Andrea if interested.
- 20” Beka Rigid Heddle Loom with StandBeka 20” Rigid Heddle Loom with floor stand. 8epi and 6epi heddles.Shuttles and pick up sticks. Cherry wood. Nice set up for someone interested in getting started. Excellent condition. Photos available. $100. Silverton, OR. Email if interested.
- Portland Hearthside LoomI have a Portland Hearthside loom given to me by my mom. It’s too big for my space so selling to get a smaller loom. I would consider trading for a Baby Wolf or something comparable. This loom is in good shape, but no bench or tools with it. It has the big ratchet wheel in the back not visible in my pictures. $600. Banks, OR (near Hillsboro and Forest Grove). Email Crystal if interested.
- 23-inch “Student” High-warp Tapestry LoomAvailable for the first time since purchase is an exceptionally rare, museum-quality piece of Pacific Northwest weaving history. This is a standalone 23-inch “Student” high-warp tapestry loom handcrafted by Crisp Woodworking during their prime production era. Because this loom has been carefully stored and never used, the solid cherry wood is in flawless condition with zero sunlight fading, dryness, or warping. The heavy-duty tension mechanisms and structural joints show absolutely no wear from use. It delivers the rigid, high-tension environment required for professional tapestry work, packed into a compact footprint perfect for a home studio. It easily fits into a standard vehicle for transport. This is a rare opportunity for a collector or dedicated tapestry artist to own a piece of heirloom craftsmanship that drives like a modern professional loom. 23-inch “Student” high-warp tapestry loom. Additional photos available. $500 obo, Raleigh Hills/Portland OR. Email Debbie if interested.
- 54” Glimakra Loom1978, 54” Glimakra loom. Like new condition with all the accessories. $2000.00. Portland, OR. Email Chris if interested.
- Vintage Allen Folding Floor Loom
Spinning Equipment:
- Kromski Prelude Spinning WheelSingle treadle scotch tension wheel comes with 3 bobbins in matching finish. Ratios are 6:1, 10.5:1, and 13:1. Great first wheel, and I think I’ve oiled out most of the creaks at this point. It’s also pretty small, so good for compact spaces. $400. Battle Ground, WA. Local pick-up in Vancouver WA area only. Email Nora if interested.
- Vintage Fricke Double-Treadle Spinning WheelVintage Fricke double-treadle maple spinning wheel, likely S-152-era, hardwood rim-and-spoke drive wheel, Hi-Speed option. Works well, very smooth action. Includes flyer, 4 Fricke bobbins, 3-peg lazy kate (disassembled), spare drive bands, yarn-guide and tension hardware, keys, and misc original hardware. No stamped model number. More photos and information on request. $550 OBO. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY – Mill Creek / Bothell, WA. Email Yuriy if interested.
