Majacraft Hackle - 2 Row
Price: $247.00
Majacraft hackles are available in either single or double row options. We include a wooden pin cover to protect you and the hackle when it is not in use. Also included are special Majacraft clamps. The clamp block is drilled at an angle and has a solid rubber top to ensure that the hackle is held firmly on your table and the rubber will prevent damage to the table. The clamps allow you to secure the hackle to a sturdy surface and carry out colour blending in conjunction with a diz.
Instead of drilling the hackle base, Majacraft has developed a new technique of bonding the pins in with a very tough resin. The pins are positioned perfectly straight and perfectly even on every hackle.
The hackle is also stepped at the end to provide an area to use
an 'F' clamp if you prefer this to the included clamps.
The hackle dimensions are:
- length, 470mm (18.5 inches)
- width, 45mm (1.8 inches)
- height, 35mm (1.4 inches)
- comb width, 320mm (12.6 inches)
The double row hackle is great for finer fibres. The pins are at different heights so initial combing can be done on the higher pins before carrying out fine combing with both rows of pins. As is often the case, the time spent in preparation is taken from the time spent in spinning later.
This item may ship directly from the manufacturer. Please contact us for delivery timing.
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