On a visit to Mystic Seaport in Conn. some years back, I remember visiting a
loft where they were plaiting fibers into ropes. Perhaps they can help you.
> Hi Museum Listers!
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> I have been searching the internet for instructions on how to build a small,
> portable rope-winding machine, to use for hands-on in our Historical Center and
> at off-site programs.  Does anyone know where I can access instructions?  I have
> a volunteer who is ready, willing, and quite able of building several for us.
>
> With thanks,
>
> Lori Tomlinson
> Division Manager
> Charlotte County Historical Center
> Charlotte Harbor, Florida
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