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Warping Board: a Pegged Frame for Measuring Warp
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Warping Board: a Pegged Frame for Measuring Warp

Warp is measured by winding it round pegs, from two door handles up to a board with pegs on it. A warping board is a frame with pegs down both sides and two cross pegs near the start: the zigzag path sets the warp length and the cross keeps the threads in order. The picture: our diagram of the board and a warp path.
Beginner
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Instructions

1

Cut the frame

Saw two side bars and two cross bars from beech, about 5 cm wide, for a frame about 90 by 80 cm.

Materials for this step:

Beech LumberBeech Lumber2 pieces

Tools needed:

Tenon SawTenon Saw
RulerRuler
Try SquareTry Square
2

Half-lap the corners

Saw and chisel a half-lap at each end so the bars overlap flush. Glue and clamp the frame square.

Materials for this step:

Hide GlueHide Glue30 g

Tools needed:

Tenon SawTenon Saw
Chisel SetChisel Set
Wooden MalletWooden Mallet
C-ClampC-Clamp
Try SquareTry Square
Double BoilerDouble Boiler
3

Drill for pegs

Drill peg holes down both sides about every 25 cm, slanting slightly upward, and two close together on the top bar for the cross.

Tools needed:

Hand DrillHand Drill
RulerRuler
4

Fit the pegs

Cut dowels about 12 cm long, round their ends, and glue them in so they stand about 10 cm proud. Sand everything smooth so the yarn cannot catch.

Materials for this step:

Hardwood DowelsHardwood Dowels14 pieces
Hide GlueHide Glue20 g

Tools needed:

Tenon SawTenon Saw
Wooden MalletWooden Mallet
SandpaperSandpaper
5

Warp length

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Materials

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Tools Required

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