Schacht Reeves 30 inch
Price: $1,269.00
Beautifully crafted, our Saxony wheel captures an enduring sense of history with stateof-the-art woodworking techniques. Designed in conjunction with Rick and Marge Reeves, the Saxony wheel incorporates traditional design in a wheel that’s a superb spinner. Available with both Scotch tension and double drive modes. Our Schacht-Reeves Saxony wheel is availabe in 24” and 30” models, as a double or single treadle, and in ash or cherry. Flyer on the left is standard; right-mounted flyer is available by special request.
Each wheel comes with three bobbins, two whorls, a Lazy Kate, and threading hook. Whorl ratios: 14.5:1 to 24:1 are included with the wheel. Additional whorls for ratios up to 38.5:1 are available.
This wheel ships directly from Schacht Spindle Company. Wait times can vary. Please contact us for current delivery times.
This wheels qualifies for our customer appreciation Gift Certificate. Upon full payment a Gift Certificate for $75 will be mailed to you. Good on your next purchase of fiber.
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