Everything from the printed folder as web pages: what the parts are, how each connection is made, and how a whole loom is tied up with cord and pegs.
Every figure from the printed folder. Pick a topic, use the arrows, or let it play. Each topic also has its own page below with the full text.
Twelve short pages covering the cord, the pegs, every connection and complete tie-ups for counterbalance and countermarch looms.
What the Texsolv loom cord is made of, how the loops work and which cord to use where.
Straight pegs and anchor pegs: which to use, what hole size an anchor peg needs, and how they lock the cord.
How to measure, cut and fuse Texsolv cord so every cord in a set is exactly the same length.
The five permanent Texsolv connections, A to E, for attaching cord to shafts, lamms and treadles.
Adjustable Texsolv connections F to J: how to lengthen and shorten a tie-up in 12 mm steps by moving a peg.
How to tie the snitch knot to join two Texsolv loops quickly and securely.
Marking anchor holes for quick re-attachment, and using Texsolv cord for warp beam, cloth beam and sectional beam extenders.
How to mount a bundle of Texsolv heddles on the shaft and thread the warp through the rectangular eye.
Fix a threading mistake by inserting a new Texsolv heddle at the correction point, without re-threading the whole shaft.
Three ways to connect lamms and treadles with Texsolv cord and pegs, shown in five figures: straight, doubled and adjustable connections for different loom constructions.
Complete Texsolv tie-up for a counter-balanced loom: horses, pulleys, shafts and treadles.
Complete Texsolv tie-up for a countermarch loom: jacks, shafts, upper and lower lamms and treadles.
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