Schacht Baby Wolf - 26" Width - 4 Now, 4 Later
Price: $1,765.00
The Schacht Baby Wolf loom is the most uncompromised small loom available today. It has all the advantages of portability while maintaining the best big loom features. If compactness and portability are what you are looking for, you??ll be interested in this thoughtfully engineered loom.
The weaving width of the Baby Wolf is 26". You have your choice of four or eight shafts, or you can choose the Four Now-Four Later model which allows you to expand from four shafts to eight shafts at any time. The X-frame design is exceptionally stable and can be easily folded to a depth of 18".
The adjustable beater allows the position of the shuttle race to be raised or lowered if necessary. The Baby Wolf employs a friction brake on the warp beam which lets you advance the warp smoothly.
This loom will be shipped from the factory. Usually the lead time for Schacht looms is 2 weeks from ordering. Let us know if you would like us to check the exact ship dates for you.
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