En raison du manque d'utilisation, nous vendons notre deuxième métier à tisser domestique Hattersley (mark 1), avec 2 navettes et 30 canettes. Il est en excellent état, entièrement rénové par nos soins. Il y a une chaîne brute sur la machine que nous avons installée lors du premier assemblage et que nous n'avons pas utilisée depuis.
Chaque partie de cette machine a été remise en état, du bois et tout le cuir ont été remplacés. Il est bon pour de nombreuses années à venir.
Nous en demandons 2500 £ et si vous êtes intéressé, n'hésitez pas à nous contacter.
Hi Ann. My wife has acquired a Hattersley domestic loom and has discovered that a lever is broken. Do you have any spare parts or can you tell me if anyone deals in parts for the Hattersley. Much obliged Thomas.
Hi Charlene,
Yes, the Loom sold last year. We did convert that loom from motorised back to manual. Your best bet for information would be to get hold of the manual for the Tweed course that was run on Harris – it’s called “A Handbook for Weavers in the Harris Tweed Industry”. I’m pretty sure that PDFs of this are available on the Hattersley Loom Facebook group.
It contains a comprehensive description on how to build and use the loom.
Hello; I was just wondering whether you have sold your Hattersley (I see that this AD is dated Feb. 2022) I have corresponded before I think, (although I cannot locate the email) You had/have two Hattersleys? Was one Hattersley motorized? I’m restoring a Mk1 Hattersley – having dismantled the entire loom, sanded, stripped and am ready to have the parts powder coated before reassembling. I have a number of pieces broken and have a metal artist helping to reconstruct. I have the parts list and the drawing sheets of the pieces but am challenged with what I think to be an insufficient level of knowledge. Thanks for any feedback – Charlene (The Barn on Pender) Pender Island, British Columbia, Canada. https://www.instagram.com/thebarnonpender/