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Ashford Traveller 3 Spinning Wheel
$745.00 – $905.00
New from Ashford!
Description
New from Ashford!
Introducing the next generation Traveller.
- A beautiful, classic upright castle wheel.
- Aesthetically designed centralised flyer location suitable for both left- and right-hand spinners.
- Four speed single drive flyer with stretchy polycord drive band eliminates any flyer vibration and makes changing ratios a breeze.
- Ratios 5, 7, 9, 13
- Sliding hook flyer with three 90mm large capacity bobbins as standard.
- Wooden handle threading hook with longer hook for easier threading.
- Convenient storage for threading hook.
- Scotch tension for simple, smooth accurate tension adjustment.
- Built-in lazy kate (that will also accommodate Jumbo bobbins).
- The 405mm (18”) drive wheel is now heavier resulting in 20% more momentum which means even less effort required to treadle.
- Stainless steel ball bearings, polyurethane hinge and con rod joints, and double treadle for comfortable, balanced, and effortless treadling.
- Quick and easy to assemble.
- Compact footprint.
- 5.5kg (12lb)
Additional information
| Weight | 30 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 12 in |
| Traveller 3 Spinning Wheel | Unfinished Wood, Lacquered Finished Wood |
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