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Majacraft Flyer – Standard E-flyer R120-C06
$97.00
Canadian shipping only. Price per flyer, bobbin not included.
A fine-orifice flyer for use with the standard sized bobbins. Features very hard-wearing ceramic inserts in the orifice, guide hooks and sliding hook. This is particularly well-suited for spinning finer yarns, with a very smooth uptake. The orifice gets along well with spinners doing long-draw at out at a 45 deg angle, much better than the Delta on the Standard Delta Flyer.
PRODUCT of NEW ZEALAND
Out of stock
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Majacraft Tension String – 1m
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Majacraft Suzie Professional Wheel – currently Pre-order
Apr 25/26 - currently Pre-order only. Likely due to arrive in June or so.
Canadian shipping only. FREE SHIPPING in Canada, by Expedited Ground post.
Price includes the wheel, four standard plastic bobbins, delta flyer with single hook.
The Suzie Professional model has a green MDF wheel and whorl. This wheel is heavier and slightly larger than the rimu veneer drive wheel of the Suzie Standard. It gives smoother spinning with greater inertia and is a favourite of many spinners. Some of the features of the Suzie Professional are:
- double heel-and-toe treadle
- quick change flyer
- frictionless sealed bearings, so no oiling required
- sliding flyer hook
- dependable scotch tension for smooth and easy spinning
- New Zealand Rimu hardwood construction
- folds down for transport
- Two whorls/pulleys provided, a standard Suzie whorl and a high-speed whorl.
- Two flyers, the standard Majacraft Delta flyer and the Fine Orifice Ceramic E-flyer
- suits both left and right handed spinners
- compatible with all bobbins and flyers and other Majacraft wheels accessories
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DROP SHIPPING: for Canadian destinations not serviced by Canada Post Expedited GROUND shipping, it may be possible for us to have the wheel shipped from New Zealand at the price listed here. Please inquire.
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Hackle, Majacraft – 2 row 320mm
FREE GROUND SHIPPING within Canada. Canadian orders only.
Double pitch hackle from Majacraft, 320 mm (12.6") comb width. The combs have stainless steel pins with polished points that are blunt enough to be much more pleasant to use and sharp enough to do the job well. Fibres are lashed on to the teeth and then pulled through a diz to prepare them into top for spinning. They can be used in much the same way as wool combs, for either preparing a single type of fibre, blending colours or blending a mixture of fibres.
Instead of drilling the hackle base, Majacraft has developed a new technique of bonding the pins in with a very tough resin. The pins are positioned perfectly straight and perfectly even on every hackle.
This is the double row version, and we can order in the single row as well, just inquire for current pricing and availability. It includes a wooden pin cover to protect you and the hackle when it is not in use. Also included are special Majacraft clamps. The clamp block is drilled at an angle and has a solid rubber top to ensure that the hackle is held firmly on your table and the rubber will prevent damage to the table. The clamps allow you to secure the hackle to a sturdy surface and carry out colour blending in conjunction with a diz. The hackle is also stepped at the end to provide an area to use an 'F' clamp if you prefer this to the included clamps.
The hackle dimensions are:
length, 470mm (18.5 inches)
width, 45mm (1.8 inches)
height, 35mm (1.4 inches)
comb width, 320mm (12.6 inches)
The double row hackle is great for finer fibres. The pins are at different heights so initial combing can be done on the higher pins before carrying out fine combing with both rows of pins. As is often the case, the time spent in preparation is taken from the time spent in spinning later.