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Majacraft Luna Spinning Wheel

$1,72500
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Rated 4 out of 5 — 1 verified review

Majacraft Luna Spinning Wheel

The Majacraft Luna is the latest addition to the Majacraft range of quality, hand-built spinning wheels. Luna has a unique inline design that offers you a beautifully stable spinning experience, with a smooth treadling action that is light and responsive. This is a scotch tension wheel, particularly suited to spinning traditional yarns from lace to bulky.

It comes standard with a round orifice flyer and four standard black Majacraft bobbins.

Like all Majacraft spinning wheels, most of the accessories can be used with Luna, including the different pulley sizes, the larger jumbo bobbins, all the flyers from large through to small ie. lace and plying flyer, the small lace kit and bobbins, the Stylus, and the Aura flyer.

Features:

  • Bamboo Construction
  • Scotch Tension
  • Double Treadle
  • Single Sliding Hook Flyer
  • 4 - Plastic Bobbins
  • Orifice Height: 690mm
  • Right or left handed operation
  • Whorl Ratios
    • 5.9:5
    • 7.0:4
    • 9.7:3
    • 13.0:2
    • 16.7:1
  • Frictionless ball bearings
  • Maintenance free drive band

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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Treadle parts problematic

"I bought my Luna a few weeks ago and the treadle components were a problem from the start. I had to take the left treadle mechanism completely apart. Come to find out the piece has been poorly machined and the small screw could not be tightened far enough to keep it from slipping on the rod during treadling. While this should have been obvious and immediately caught while the wheel was tested, it was not. My husband managed to do a little rethreading where the screw goes in, but it’s been a real mess to figure this out."

— Renee J. (4/5)

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