Fiber Mill Equipment Part One - the Spinner

Chris Armbrust of Shepherd Industries demonstrates and explains how the spinner at the Nome Schoolhouse works as she spins up some beautiful alpaca.
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[@pernillejorgensen8067]

Clever lady! I have a new respect when I see the finished products!

[@roberttaylor90y76]

Quite a machine originally 196 feet long awesome. I was a mechanic in textile industry the spinning machines were 38feet long .Interesting video.

[@TravelTips888]

Excellent video.

[@pamelaevenson1453]

Most helpful! Thanks so much. I have so much to learn. My machine is so different, yet the same. So, very helpful.

[@cindylillard2938]

Hi Chris, Thank you for sharing all this info. Have a good day and stay safe.💜

[@bluduv4him]

Chris, Thanks so much for sharing!!

[@imeldaoneill7747]

Thanks for sharing - very interesting!

[@lw7967]

What an amazing video! Thank you for sharing. So much work involved! Hopefully this year we can get up there to see you! Good Luck!

[@paulasmith4933]

Thank you! Wonderful explanation!

[@rachaeltheophanes2298]

Very well spoken explanation....thank you.

[@marshamurphy9951]

Wow!! Very Interesting! Thanks for sharing:)

[@EweTube]

Thanks for watching!

[@kimb5652]

WOW!

[@lorainew4281]

Fascinating!

[@sarahr.1076]

Awesome video. I always wondered how spinning worked on a machine.

[@paulagrnsy]

😍😍😍

[@astatine0085]

How did you learn / get started with commercial milling?

[@MrMigido]

I did this job making yarn for carpets. 80 bobbins per side. All good except for acrylics.. Static would split the loom and cause horrific jams. Like spinning plates really! Go go go.