Ashford Joy - Double Treadle
Price: $720.00
The Joy is the solution to portable spinning. You can take this wheel with you wherever you go! The revolutionary design is ultra light weight and folds up to fit inside a carry bag.>br>We have heard stories of spinners taking this wheel all over the world, on a boat, on a plane, a train or in a caravan!
It has scotch tension and four flyer ratios for fine to chunky novelty yarns.The bobbins fit into the frame and the board folds flat.The Joy comes to you assembled, lacquered and ready to go. Made from strong furniture grade plywood.
"And why the name? Named after Joy Ashford who with her husband Walter brought spinning wheels to the world... and because it is such a Joy to use!"
This wheel will be shipped from the manufacturer.
Wheel Specifications:
- WHEEL DIAMETER: 40cm (15.75")
- ORIFICE: 1cm (3/8 ")
- BOBBIN CAPACITY: 100gm (3-4oz)
- RATIOS: 6, 8, 11 & 14:1
- WEIGHT: 6kg (13lb)
When you purchase a Wheel or Floor Loom from us receive a Gift Certificate to be used on any in stock merchandise. Upon full payment a Gift Certificate for $75 will be mailed to you. Good on your next purchase of fiber.
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