Guild members are eligible to list their equipment for sale for free. Non-members can list equipment for sale for a cost of $30 for three months.
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For Sale
Leclerc Weavebird v2, compu-dobby loom (2013) $3900.
24 Shafts
36" Weaving width
Offered with all the standard original equipment, including:
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Interface Box
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Stainless steel reeds
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Inserted Eye Heddles 12 ½”
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Several Shuttles
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Several Pirns
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Many wood lease sticks
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4 Warp rods
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Double back beam
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Sectional beam
Weaver will need weaving software to work the loom. (I used Fiberworks.)
Buyer needs to disassemble the loom for moving so the buyer knows how to reassemble. It takes 2 people to disassemble and reassemble the loom.
Prefer buyer pickup but will ship if the buyer arranges for shipping at their own expense.
Payment via cashiers check or cash at time of pickup
Located in Needham, MA (near Boston, MA)
Contact Ruth to purchase or further information.
Posted 12/19/2024
Bernina Serger $400 OBO
Model 2500DCE
Excellent condition, very lightly used
Included:
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Carrying case
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Instruction booklet
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Original attachments
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Several spools of thread
Cash only
Located in Glastonbury, CT
Contact Denyse to purchase or further information.
Posted 09/05/2024
Schacht 4 Harness Table Loom $500
This loom is like new. It comes with a 12 dent reed and a boat shuttle.
Dimensions: Castle Height 20”
Depth 23”
Weight 18 lbs
Weaving Width: 15 inches
Local pickup only.
Cash or credit card ONLY.
Contact Cynthia to purchase or for further information.
Posted 07/10/2023
Hartford Artisans Weaving Center
The Hartford Artisans Weaving Center has a rotating selection of used looms and weaving equipment for sale.
All proceeds benefit the Center, a non-profit organization committed to being a welcoming, accessible community that actively works to create a kinder and more equitable world for everyone. Their diverse community unites people from different backgrounds and experiences to learn from each other and uncover their own unique skills. They challenge assumptions about disabilities and aging and show that everyone deserves an opportunity for creative expression. They recognize we have a responsibility not only to open our doors wider, but also to understand and work to change the racial and gender inequities that hurt us all.
Visit the website here to learn more about equipment for sale.