Warp Spacing Comb (Tapestry Loom, Heddle Aligned)
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Tool to align warp threads based on heddle spacing, before or after twining. Helps achieve consistent warp distribution
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You know that moment where your warp looks fine in the heddle, but uneven once you start twining or tying off?
This tool is a simple warp spacing comb designed to match the spacing defined by the heddle. It can be used:
before twining, to set correct thread distribution
during twining, as a guide
after twining, to correct uneven spacing
In my case, it immediately showed that my twining spacing was slightly more compressed than the heddle spacing. Using the comb helped redistribute the warp more evenly across the width.
Design notes
Slot spacing is based on heddle-defined warp distribution
Straight slots (no taper) for easy printing and sufficient guidance
Modular design (for smaller print beds like A1 mini)
Pin connections are for alignment; segments can (preferably should) also be glued for rigidity
Limitations
Designed for a specific warp density / loom setup
May feel “tight” if your twining is uneven or compressed
Not a replacement for good tensioning, but a reference tool
Possible improvements
Parametric version (adjustable pitch / width)
Alternative slot widths depending on yarn
Improved connectors between segments
Slight rounding of slot edges for smoother handling