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#2 to #7 of the assembly instructions. Report any discrepancies to Leclerc immediately. To assemble this loom, a minimum of 2 people are needed but it is recommended you use 3. MIRA II 27" 4230-0127 36" 4230-0136 Prepared by:_____________ 45"...
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PARTS LIST 1 left-hand side of loom 1 right-hand side of loom 6 Treadles 1 Metal treadle supports 1 Treadle set rod 19 ¾" with 1 Push nut 7/16” 1 More treadle set push nut 7/16 LECLERC NOTE IN FRENCH: 1 Warp beam advance 1) Faire le trou sur le montant centre control system...
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3 Screwdrivers (black, red and green) 1 wrench 7/16" 1 Adjustable wrench 1 Set of 6 treadle hooks 7” # 3500-4521 1 Set of 12 treadle cords 9" #3400-7011 1 Boat shuttle regular size 12 Plastic bobbins 4” 1 Threading hook with plastic handle 2 Pks cord - 5 yds each 1000 Heddles (27"...
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4" 86 mm Wing nuts 4 X - 5/16” (8 mm) Online Video (Mira II loom) showing all stages of installation. In case of differences between the video and the instructions, follow the written instructions. https://vimeo.com/592197734/078201bb5f 2 X Eye screws "Tacks"...
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Take the 2 sides of the loom already assembled, place them on the floor upside down. Insert the tenon of the lower cross-member 150-M and 152-M into the lower mortise of the sides of the loom. The round edge of the cross-members goes in the top (bottom here because the loom is now upside down) front for the front piece and in the top back for the back piece.
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7/16 push nut 1 X Washer 9/16" Assemble the treadle set as illustrated using: 6 treadles 1 X Washer 9/16" 5 wooden spacers 1 ½” Treadle rod pre-assembled Steel Washers 9/16”: Push nut Install the second side push nut only after the set is affixed to the loom. Affix the treadle set to the front treadle cross- member using the 2 square nuts 5/16"...
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2 X Machine bolts ¼" x 2¼" Place the upright in the mortises of the top cross-member. The left upright has a metal part near the bottom to hold the lams. 2 X Washer 1/4" Make sure that the upright are at a 90 degres angle with the top cross members to ensure proper shaft 2 x Hexagonal...
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Using a ¼” x 4” machine bolt and a ¼” autolock nut, affix the four lams A to lam support B of the left- hand side main post. - (BO) = 4" bolt - (EC) = Autolock nut - (ES) = White washer - (RO) = White Nylon spacer NOTE: The upper side of the lams has a single screw eye.
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Make sure the screws and washers are above the regulator roller. Turn the loop cord counterclockwise one turn and make a loop at the black mark. Shed Regulator roller Install the roller with sockets (middle roler). Insert the loop around the white pulley. Middlle Roller...
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Middlle Roller Make sure you have the screws and washers on the top of the center roll. Turn the loop cords around the wooden socket as shown above. Make a loop at the black mark. Installed the 2 bottom rollers using the white loops and pulleys.
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Install the shaft frames again using the black marks. The Leclerc Logo has to be in the upper front of the loom.
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Hook Affix to the pre-drilled hole of the main castle the open-end eye hook. Turn the loop cord of the Regulator Roller one full turn counterclockwise. When you weave balance shed, you can lock or keep it unlock the shed regulator in place but you have to adjust the tension on the loop cord so the top of shaft frames are close to the black mark in the side frame.
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Connect shaft frames C to lams A. Your loom is now adjusted for a counter- balanced weave. If you wish to treadle one shaft against three, you must engage the shed regulator by removing the metal pin from the pulley. Adjust the tension on this spring (by inserting the “S”...
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NOTE: Hammer the head of the carriage bolt inside the hole 2¼” Using 5/16” x ” carriage bolts, affix swords to lower front cross-members Insert the bolt from the inside into the lower hole 1- Place a 5/16” steel washer between the cross-member and the sword.
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Square nut Wing nut Washer Carriage bolt Affix batten sley C (with shuttle race) to the bottom of the batten sword grooves A and B. Insert a 5/16” x 2½” carriage bolt into both ends of batten sley C, then into the hole at the bottom of the sword groove.
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WARP BEAM INSTALLATION Disconect brake circle A from the turnbuckle. Open both latches of the back posts. Unhook the turnbuckle 5874-0000 from the brake circle DO NOT UNROLL THE BRAKE CIRCLE. In order to improve the rotation of the warp beam, special bushings are supplied.
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Warping: - Lock the brake treadle with latch (G) - Reduce the tension on the brake circle as much as possible by unscrewing the turnbuckle. - Use a clockwise rotation Re-adjust the tension on the brake circle before resuming weaving.
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Place the reed between batten sley C and handtree D. When the wing nuts are loose, the batten handtree can slide vertically in the sword slots. The reed must then be secured between the batten sley and handtree by tightening the wing nuts. If the batten does not touch the two bumpers equally, loosen the bolts of the batten sley and handtree and exert...
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Install take-up motion handle E on the axle end of cloth beam F (on the same side as the ratchet gear). Ratchet pawl G of the take-up motion handle must be lifted up. Open beam latches H and place the beam ends in the slots J of the upper side cross- members K and L.
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WEAVING: To advance the warp, depress brake treadle C and turn cloth beam H at the same time. Then release brake treadle C and advance the cloth beam until the next notch in the ratchet gear is reached. If this is too much tension, gently depress the brake treadle until the desired tension is obtained.
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FIRST TIE-UP Refer to the book “Warp & Weave” supplied with the loom.
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Affix screw eyes F to the holes inside middle posts G. Pass a string C through the holes at each side of the lease sticks D and tie them to the screw eyes and to the thread beam A.The lease sticks will be held at the right height and distance for easy threading.
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A) & B) When the shed regulator is not needed, (even shed) lock the pulleys with the metal pin. To have a nice shed, lock the pin so the warp threads pass app. at the center of the reed when the shed is closed.
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If the loom is equipped with a sectional warp beam, affix the rake-like pieces (following the instructions supplied with the sectional warp beam) and do the following instructions on the cloth beam only. If the loom is not equipped with a sectional warp beam, affix the apron to the warp beam with tacks and do the following procedures on the warp and cloth beams.
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