Buying Used Schacht Equipment
Buying a used loom, spinning wheel, or other fiber arts tool is like buying anything used. Before you purchase used equipment, do some research: Print out or download its manual...
Buying a used loom, spinning wheel, or other fiber arts tool is like buying anything used. Before you purchase used equipment, do some research: Print out or download its manual...
Look for a nearby woodworker or woodworking guild. Take the part(s) to them for a consultation—it's usually not hard to make replicas.
This method will work on all Schacht wood products, whether they're made of plywood or solid wood, oiled or unoiled. There's just one exception: for lacquered boat shuttles, you need...
If you bought your product on this website and it arrived with broken parts, contact Customer Service. If you purchased from a Schacht dealer, contact them and ask them to follow...
You can assemble the Floor Loom Bench with the seat parallel to the floor (180 degrees) or at a slant of 5.25 degrees. Some weavers find that the slant takes...
If you buy a used Schacht product, we may be able to help you get it into working condition. Our Customer Service specialists can help you determine what you need....
You can register any Schacht product by filling out this form online. (We do not sell customer information.) If you purchased a Schacht spinning wheel, Schacht Cranbrook Loom, Standard Floor...
The short version: You can identify the hardware packed with your Schacht product from its drive type, head shape, and length. If you need to measure the length of a...
We do not buy back used equipment and are unable to provide information on the value of used equipment since this depends heavily on the condition of the equipment and...