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Assembly Manual
Toika Eeva ES, computer
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assist loom
To open your crate, snap off the metal straps using a hacksaw or a pair of metal snips. Then using a crow-
bar or another appropriate tool, lift the cover off the crate.
You'll see all of your parts neatly packed.
Incidentally, many of our customers save the crate.
It's birch plywood and makes great shelves, tables and
other neat stuff.
Remove all the contents of the crate and get everything into your studio or the space where the loom will
be set up. You should have all of the following:
2 castle sides
1 warp beam
1 cloth beam
3 identical pieces that measure the width of your loom:
these are the back beam, breast beam and knee
beam and they are interchangeable.
1 2x6 (approx.) with holes; the ends are narrower and have slots
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lower back cross piece
1 2x5 (approx.) the ends are narrower and have slots
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lower front cross piece
1 2x4 (approx.) the ends are narrower and have slots—upper back cross piece
6 wedges (with Liisa, you'll have 10 wedges)
1 computer assist box
2 rails (approximately 1x4 each) for attaching control box to top of loom
Wooden shaft bars –
2
for each shaft
Metal shaft rods
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2 for each shaft
Bag of pulleys –
3
for each shaft
3 long metal rods with holes in one end
Front crank
Rear warp beam crank
Pre cut texsolv tie up cords –
1
for each shaft
Texsolv heddles
Reed
Parts for your beater assembly
bottom reed holder
beater cap
2 flat sides with screw holes in the top and a vertical slot at the bottom
a long 2 x 2 piece with attached pointed pivot points at both ends.
Bag of anchor pins
Bag of small parts including bolts, o
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rings, etc
Bench kit
