Ashford Wild Drum Carder
Price: $470.00
The Wild Carder is specifically designed for blending and creating exciting fun, funky and wild batts for spinning and felting. Create unique blends with added extras - fibers, fabrics, ribbons, feathers, noils, cocoons, paper and more.
The carding width is 4inches which produces a handy size batt ready to spin. The carder is portable and compact and has a with built-in hand hold. Comes assembled and beautifully lacquered.
Also includes:
- Cleaning brush - stores conveniently under the feed-in tray
- Doffer (Awl) - stores conveniently on the side - ready to use
- Clamps
Built-in adjustable packer brush - packs fibre more efficiently onto the large drum and allows "added extras" to be packed into your batt. Extra long teeth - allows you to make a thicker batt and to keep all your "added extras" in your batt
This item may ship directly from the manufacturer. Please contact us for delivery timing.
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