If your Leclerc loom is missing some of the basic components like Aprons, Lease sticks of Crank Handles, Camilla Valley Farm stocks a wide range of genuine Leclerc parts to get it back in working condition. If you are unsure of the piece(s) you are missing, just contact us and we will be glad to help you get what you need! Also note that we have many, many more parts in stock than we show on this page and we can also get custom components made. Just ask if you don't see it here!
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Available in either Metal or Steel, these Lease Sticks are used to hold the cross together when warping the loom. They have holes in the end to tie them together and/or to the loom frame for support. Leclerc Looms are normally shipped with 2 of these.
| LEASE STICK LENGTH |
PRICE (per stick) | |
| Metal | Wood | |
| 15 3/4 inch (40 cm) |
2010-3919 $6.00 |
2010-3929 $7.00 |
| 22 inch (56 cm) |
2020-3919 $6.25 |
2020-3929 $7.25 |
| 24 inch (60 cm) |
1022-3919 $6.50 |
1022-3929 $10.50 |
| 27 inch (70 cm) |
- | 3030-3919 $10.50 |
| 36 inch (90 cm) |
- | 3040-3919 $10.50 |
| 45 inch (115 cm) |
- | 3050-3919 $13.25 |
| 60 inch (150 cm) |
- | 3060-3919 $17.00 |
| 100 inch (250 cm) |
1003-3919 $21.00 |
3100-3919 $48.00 |
These round steel rods are used to tie the warp threads to the canvas apron on the warp and cloth beam or to beam sticks. The same bar is used to attach warp threads to the sectional warping beam if the loom is so equipped. The standard warp rods shipping with looms for years have a 5/16" diameter. For high tension weaving like rugs a heavy duty version of the warp rod with a diameter of 7/16" is also available in some lengths. Normally 4 warp rods are needed for each loom.
| DESCRIPTION | PN#/PRICE (each) | |
| Standard (5/16") | Heavy Duty (7/16") | |
| 15 3/4 inch (40 cm) |
2010-4349 $6.50 |
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| 22 inch (56 cm) |
2020-4349 $7.50 |
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| 24 inch (60 cm) |
1022-4349 $8.00 |
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| 27 inch (70 cm) |
3030-4349 $8.00 |
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| 36 inch (90 cm) |
3040-4349 $10.00 |
3040-4350 $15.00 |
| 45 inch (115 cm) |
3050-4349 $13.00 |
3050-4350 $17.50 |
| 60 inch (150 cm) |
3060-4349 $15.00 |
3060-4350 $20.25 |
| 100 inch (250 cm) |
1003-4349 $22.50 |
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These metal or wooden rods are used instead of canvas aprons to attach the warp threads to the warp and cloth beams. They have a series of holes which are used to tie it to the warp/cloth beam using a lashing cord. Normally 2 are shipped with each loom.
| ITEM # | LENGTH | LOOM USED WITH | PRICE (each) |
| 2010-3920 | 15 3/4 inch (40 cm) |
Dorothy (15 3/4") | $10.00 |
| 2410-3920 | 24 inch (60 cm) |
Dorothy (24"), Penelope & Bergere | $10.00 |
| 1022-3920 | 24 inch (60 cm) |
Compact | $10.00 |
| 3040-3920 | 36 inch (90 cm) |
Artisat (36") | $11.25 |
These wooden warp sticks are useful when beaming a long warp. They are placed on the warp beam to seperate layers of warp yarn as it is wound on the beam to maintain perfect tension and to prevent edge threads from slipping down. Two (2) warp sticks are used per turn of the warp beam and each warp stick is 3/4 inch (19 mm wide and about 1/8 inch (2 mm) thick. These warp sticks are sold in packs of one dozen (12).
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE (for 12) |
| 6240-1000 | 15 3/4 inch (40 cm) | $15.00 |
| 6240-2000 | 24 inch (60 cm) | $17.00 |
| 6240-3000 | 27 inch (70 cm) | $18.50 |
| 6240-4000 | 36 inch (90 cm) | $22.50 |
| 6240-5000 | 45 inch (115 cm) | $24.00 |
| 6240-6000 | 60 inch (150 cm) | $26.00 |
These cords are used on the Mira, Fanny and Colonial counterbalance loom families. The upper set of cords (shown below right) connects the two lower rollers together and wraps around the upper roller. The lower cord set (shown below left) connects the lower rollers to the Shaft Frame Hooks on the harnesses. The cords are made of a durable braided nylon for durability.
Note: There is an alternate set of upper cords that are designed for older versions of the Mira and Fanny (PN# 88800-0082 below). The length of these cords is adjustable and they are designed for looms where the ends of the upper roller sit in a notch cut into the vertical wood frame pieces at either side. These rollers can not be moved up and down as in the case of the newer conterbalance mechanism with the metal support bracket (shown left) so the cable must be adjusted to set the height of the shafts. The original adjustable cables had loops at the end to fit onto the metal hooks mounted at the end of the lower rollers. The new cables come with nylon pulleys which work better than the old hooks. To install the cables the hooks should be removed and replaced with the pulleys.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE (each) |
| 88800-0080 | Upper Cord Set (2 cords with pulley rollers) |
$9.00 |
| 88800-0081 | Lower Cord Set (4 cords) |
$11.00 |
| 88800-0082 | Adjustable Upper Cord Set for older looms (2 cords) See note above |
$14.50 |
These nylon cords are designed not to stretch over time and have all been cut to a standard length. They connect each treadle to one or more lams using the treadle hook.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | LOOM USED WITH | PRICE (each) |
| 88800-0090 | 6" Treadle Cords (set of 12) |
Nilus (Back-Hinge Treadle version) | $11.00 |
| 88800-0091 | 6 1/2" Treadle Cords (set of 12) |
Artisat (Back-Hinge Treadle version) | $11.00 |
| 88800-0092 | 7" Treadle Cords (set of 12) |
Artisat, Mira, Fanny, Nilus, Colonial, Kebec, Nilart & Nilus II (Back-Hinge Treadle version) | $11.00 |
| 88800-0093 | 9" Treadle Cords (set of 12) |
Nilus II, Kebec II | $11.00 |
| 88800-0093c | 9" Compact Treadle Cords (set of 12) |
Compact | $11.50 |
This nylon braided cord is strong and durable and does not stretch when tension is applied. It is wonderful for many weaving applications. It is supplied with Leclerc Bergere and Penelope II looms to lash the warp rods to the warp and cloth beams as well as the Leclerc floor looms to lash to the approns. The cord comes in 5 yard (4.5m) or 16 yard lengths (14.0m) and is approximetly 1/8" in diameter.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE (each) |
| 88800-0110 | Nylon Cord (5 yards) | $4.25 |
| 88800-0111 | Nylon Cord (16 yards) | $11.00 |
Texsolv Loop (or Chain) Cord consists of two parallel nylon ropes that are locked together at regular intervals forming a continuous series of regular loops. This "crocheted" polyester cord is extremely durable and knotless and can be quickly and securely fastened together in a number of different ways as shown to the left.
Leclerc uses Loop Cord in a number of different applications including lashing for the Dorothy and Voyageur table looms, for treadle tie-ups on some of the floor looms and for supporting the Back-hinge treadles on looms equipped with these. There are also two types of Nylon Anchor pegs which can be used in conjunction with the cord for fast connection and adjustment.
The loop cord is available by the meter (1.1 yards) in either a large or small size. The large size is thicker and has loops every 3/4 inch while the loops are every 1/2 inch in the small cord. The pegs are approx. 1 inch in length and are shown below.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| 88800-0120 | Large Loop Cord (top) | $1.75 per yard |
| 88800-0121 | Small Loop Cord (bottom) | $1.55 per yard |
| 88800-0125 | Straight Peg (left) | $0.25 each |
| 88800-0126 | Anchor Peg (right) | $0.35 each |
Many early Leclerc looms connected the brake mechanism at the back to the front brake lever using a brake cord. Pushing on the lever pulled on the cord which loosened the brake coil allowing the warp beam to turn. See the picture below and the ones at the Floor Loom Brake Parts section.
This Leclerc Brake cable is made using a thick woven cord for strength and durability. It has a loop at one end to connect to the brake mechanism and the other end is tied to the wooden brake lever at front. The cord is 2 yards (72 inches) long to allow it to be used for any loom configuration including the brake on the Double Warp Beam which sometimes has to take an indirect route.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| 88800-0190 | Brake Cord | $6.50 |
These rubber pads (shown below left) are designed to dampen the impact of the beater bar on the loom frame and avoid damage to the wood frame and beater. Depending upon the loom, either a single pad is used on the beater on each side, or pads are attached to both the beater and the frame. The pads are 2" long, 3/4" thick and 3/4" wide.
The bumper pads are normally pin-nailed to the loom frame but can also be fastened between the ribs with small finishing nails. Another option is gluing them, but the ribs on one side don't make the best surface for this. We can modify them by cutting off the back ribs as shown in the picture below to the right for a little higher charge.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE (each) |
| 88800-0100 | Standard Beater Bumper Pad (below left) | $5.90 |
| 88800-0101 | Modified Beater Bumper Pad (below right) | $6.75 |
These polyvinyl pads are mounted to the base of all the wooden parts on Leclerc floor looms that come in contact with the floor. They are designed to stop the loom from moving as the weaver beats and to protect the floor and loom from scratches. They are made from a very durable polyvinyl material and are 2 3/8 by 1 1/2 inches in size and 3/8 inch thick with a ridged base. These can be glued or pin-nailed in place. The number required per loom varies with the specific loom design.
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE (each) |
| 88800-0105 | Non-Skid Base Pads (each) | $4.00 |
These nylon pads are installed on Nilus and Nilus II jack looms on the top of the jack box. The are designed to cushion the impact of the shafts as they drop back in place. Two are required for each loom and they are pin-nailed to the jack box at each end. A different size is available for 4 shaft and 8 shaft looms. The 4-shaft version is 5 1/8" long (fits in 3 3/4" wide jack box space) and the 8-shaft version is 8" long (fits in 6 1/4" wide jack box space).
| ITEM # | DESCRIPTION | PRICE (each) |
| 88800-0107 | Shaft Frame Bumper - 4 Shaft (each) | $7.75 |
| 88800-0108 | Shaft Frame Bumper - 8 Shaft (each) | $9.65 |
Note that these pages contain only a small selection of parts available for Leclerc weaving looms.
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