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Larry Jaques writes:
On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 03:26:17 GMT, Neal Rogers
pixelated:
Any ideas where I can get plans? Having trouble finding them on the web...
IDAGS "spinning wheel plans" and got "about 40,000" hits.

I'm gonna take a flying leap here and figure that if Mr. Rogers is
"having trouble" he may not realize that "IDAGS" stands for "I Did A
Google Search." Neal, google.com is probably your best best for
finding plans, just search for "spinning wheel plans" or maybe "free
spinning wheel plans" if you're cheap. And who isn't?

-BAT

Brett A. Thomas wrote:

spinning wheel plans" if you're cheap. And who isn't?

*I* isn't cheap, I'm just broke.

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Neal Rogers writes:

I'm a newbie to this newsgroup and had a question concerning plans for
spinning wheels and table looms. My wife and daughter are taking up spinning
and weaving and I would love to make them a nice wheel, less traditional,
more modern and functional.

"Loom Construction" by Jeri Hjert is my favorite book on looms. It's
from 1978, but your library may have a copy.

Allen