Schacht Sidekick- No Flyer, Bobbins or Whorls
Price: $665.00
It is is compact, easy to fold and unfold, and above all else...a superior spinner.
She is everything you are looking for in a traveling companion. Here are some of the Sidekick's features:
Folds to 21 1/2" x 15" x 8 1/4".Integrated storage of bobbins, flyer, and whorls for transport.
Lightweight at 13 pounds.13 3/4" drive wheel allows for ratios between 4.25 to 15.25.
Long, comfortable treadles.
Uses the same bobbins, whorls and flyer as the SchachtMatchless and Ladybug wheels.
The Sidekick can be purchased without the bobbin-flyer assembly.
25" orifice height for comfortable spinning.
Employs Scotch tension with precise control knob.
The drive wheel spins on ball bearings.
The flyer turns on self-aligning bearings.
Drive band tension adjuster allows for all whorls to be used with one drive band.
The Sidekick comes with 3 bobbins, 2 whorls, threading hook, and carrying strap.
Also available: The Sidekick Bulky Plyer Flyer Package can be added at any time.
The Price: $665 with no Flyer Bobbins or Whorls.
Ship Date: Production will start in early 2011, with the first ship date around the first of May.
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