Rutenbank und Streichbaum
English translation: back apron and back rest/back beam/warp beam
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peer agreement (net): +1back apron and back rest/back beam/warp beam Explanation: The Streichbaum is a back rest in a weaving loom - also called a back beam or a warp beam. The bit with the rods is confusing, as there are so many kinds of rods mentioned in loom construction and weaving. The back apron is therefore a bit of guesswork on my part - it is a piece of canvas at the back of the loom that holds the warp rod. This may help you to find the right translation for Ruten (definitely rod) bank if it is not the apron. Other terms that may help are stave, lease rod, warp rod, apron rod. |
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