Glimakra Bobbin Winders Swedish Spindle Single-Ended Hand Bobbin Winder
Glimakra Bobbin Winders Thick Spindle Swedish Spindle Single-Ended Hand Bobbin Winder
Glimakra Bobbin Winders Thin Spindle Swedish Spindle Single-Ended Hand Bobbin Winder

Our classic Swedish Bobbin Winder is built to last a lifetime and it will — made of brass and steel with precise worm-gear construction and the highest gear ratios of any hand bobbin winder at a 12:1 ratio. Wind bobbins, quills and pirns with ease

We think the Swedes have outdone themselves with this indispensable weaving tool. Easily clamps to a table or workbench. No studio should be without one!

Thick-Spindle:

Spindle shaft measures approximately 8 mm wide. Handles most plastic and wooden bobbins (Schacht, Leclerc & Harrisville), as well as most pirns. Approximately 8.5" long by 4" tall.

Thin-Spindle:

Spindle shaft measures approximately 5 mm wide. Perfect for winding quills and Ashford bobbins. Larger bobbins can also be wound by first putting on a cardboard quill or a few thin rubber bands to fit inside the bobbin and keep it snug on the shaft, making this a most versatile tool.

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Swedish Spindle Single-Ended Hand Bobbin Winder

Sale price$185.00
Selected Type:Thick Spindle
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Thick Spindle
Regular price $185.00
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Our classic Swedish Bobbin Winder is built to last a lifetime and it will — made of brass and steel with precise worm-gear construction and the highest gear ratios of any hand bobbin winder at a 12:1 ratio. Wind bobbins, quills and pirns with ease

We think the Swedes have outdone themselves with this indispensable weaving tool. Easily clamps to a table or workbench. No studio should be without one!

Thick-Spindle:

Spindle shaft measures approximately 8 mm wide. Handles most plastic and wooden bobbins (Schacht, Leclerc & Harrisville), as well as most pirns. Approximately 8.5" long by 4" tall.

Thin-Spindle:

Spindle shaft measures approximately 5 mm wide. Perfect for winding quills and Ashford bobbins. Larger bobbins can also be wound by first putting on a cardboard quill or a few thin rubber bands to fit inside the bobbin and keep it snug on the shaft, making this a most versatile tool.