Spinning a thicker, thread that can be seen more easily by the camera:
This is a Merdian Jacob fiber from a fleece I got in 2010. I did a bunch of 2-ply jumper weight, and I am just spinning a bit more of what was on the bobbin, because it is thick enough to show on the camera.
The flier looks like it is going slowly, but that is a strobe effect from the camera shutter speed. Actual flier speed is in the range of 400 to 500 rpm.
DRS is 1.05 with a 5/8" bobbin core.
Again, this is spinning slowly for the camera. Normally, I would be running the flier at more than 1,600 rpm
This is a Merdian Jacob fiber from a fleece I got in 2010. I did a bunch of 2-ply jumper weight, and I am just spinning a bit more of what was on the bobbin, because it is thick enough to show on the camera.
The flier looks like it is going slowly, but that is a strobe effect from the camera shutter speed. Actual flier speed is in the range of 400 to 500 rpm.
DRS is 1.05 with a 5/8" bobbin core.
Again, this is spinning slowly for the camera. Normally, I would be running the flier at more than 1,600 rpm
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