kallutusteljed

Kallutusteljed, also known as tilting looms or inclinable looms, are a type of weaving loom that allows the warp beam to be tilted at an angle. This tilting mechanism provides several advantages for the weaver, particularly when working with heavier yarns or more complex weave structures. By inclining the warp, the weaver can often reduce the tension on the warp threads, making it easier to pass the weft through. This can lead to less breakage of warp threads, especially with delicate or strong fibers.

The ability to tilt the loom also facilitates better visibility of the woven fabric and the shed, which is the opening created between the raised and lowered warp threads. This improved visibility can aid in precision and accuracy during the weaving process. Kallutusteljed can be particularly beneficial for intricate patterns, tapestry weaving, or when using yarns that are prone to snagging or breaking. The angle of the tilt is typically adjustable, allowing the weaver to find the optimal position for their specific project and working style. While not as common as standard upright looms, kallutusteljed offer a specialized solution for certain weaving challenges and are appreciated by weavers seeking enhanced control and comfort.