Texsolv Cord Peg -- remixable component for weaving loom parts
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Not for printing on its own. Use this model with your own models to provide a properly sized Texsolv attachment point.
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When your loom needs a thing
Like some strong special string
That's-a Texsolv…
Some handweaving looms use a special nylon cord with holes in it, called Texsolv, for suspending and linking various loom parts which need to be at a certain distance from each other. Texsolv simplifies the project setup process by letting the weaver count a certain number of holes in the cord for a repeatable distance, and then slipping the cord over a peg, rather than the laborious process of tying a knot in plain cord and hoping you have it right. (That's the un-fun process. The fun laborious process is the actual weaving!)
This STL is a peg which fits through the holes of the Texsolv cord. It's useless on its own, but you can merge it with your own models to simplify making attachment points.
The source OpenSCAD file is provided, and can be included into your own scripts. Just call texsolv_peg() to create an instance. It relies on the BOSL2 library.