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    Quote Originally Posted by Neale View Post
    Not so difficult to do, I suspect - I visited a weaver in the Outer Hebrides a year or two back who was using a floor loom, but, in effect, bolted on the side there was a solenoid-operated mechanism for operating the heddle levers (sorry - full technical terms escape me!). The solenoids were operated by software running on an Apple Mac (I think it was). So, I'm waiting for the first Mach3-controlled loom to appear in this forum! Punched cards are so nineteenth century - use Mach3 and take a giant leap into the twentieth
    I think they are just called warp lifters. You would need hundreds of solenoids though to get ant decent width of cloth.

    There is some software out called Wovn, for designing and producing cloth on a hobby jacquard.
    Last edited by cropwell; 08-02-2020 at 07:16 PM.

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