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Unfortunately we can't confirm the ethical treatment of the sheep that we buy our wool from. We're buying from a dye house that is sourcing it. We're always looking for ways to improve, though. Our eco-cotton is a pretty good option although we are actually phasing it out

CNC robo tufter

Hi! If you purchased your machine from TTW please email us at support@tufttheworld.com so we can help you. If you didn't purchase from us you can join our free online community and post there for help. Link to the online community is on our website.

Yes you need an air compressor. We now have high pile machines that don't need an air compressors. Check our website to order

Cada pieza que creamos tiene un gran componente manual y sería imposible sin nosotros. Hay espacio tanto para la máquina como para el ser humano en la creación de arte.

We're the US distributer for this company. email support@tufttheworld.com for pricing

Yes we made it! I no longer print yardage but it worked great when we did. It was made from 2 restaurant passthrough heaters on a rolling track I built. The temp was about 800 degrees so would dry the fabric super fast.

This usually means you are pausing at the end of the row for more than one tuft. To solve the issue stop pulling the trigger a little faster and don't pause

Please contact Sun at Werk for purchasing. sunqiang@werk.com.cn

@@tufttheworld i am eager to know the price range of this robot,please

Hello sir ols how much this machine​@@raifhanna131

It's our brand sold at www.tufttheworld.com

Our duo machine is tried and true. It's the OG machine and has been tested and refined for 20 years. The newer manufactures are the ones that explode

Pneumatic machines can tuft high pile up to 2.75 inches (60mm). Non pneumatic ones max is generally about 5/8 inch or 19 mm

@@tufttheworld yes you made it clear in the video , i mean any other advantages like speed and precision and durability, it looks heavy duty like , are there any other benefits to it besides the pile height

@@soheibabadlia8504 the pneumatic one is not for beginners. If you've never tufted before I recommend starting with the Duo (in our shop). It's high quality and easy to use

@@tufttheworld why isn’t it? Because of the price point? Excuse me asking i just don’t see it being that much more complicated

@@skyleejeffrey6507 Thank you for your reply. Outside of the mechanical differences listed below it requires quite a bit more precision when tufting with it. Needle and pile height change require removing several small parts at the machine. It also requires perfect pressure and cloth tension to work well. You'll easily rip giant holes in the machine or the yarn won't stick in the cloth at all. It also requires a fairly large air compressor to run correctly. For most people this typically requires access to an art studio or warehouse space. I hope that helps

Hello Mr. Kassem, this is not Mr. Sun. I am also a customer of his company. We waited for 2 years and he finally came. I wish you the best. I hope he can come soon

@@tufttheworld I also have been waiting for him for two years and he has not come to start the machine yet

@@user-zw8nq7xz3e He also came and installed it 1 month ago. I wish you the best and hope you can also get it installed

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@@tufttheworld whats the company name?

This is Holden's Standard screen AquaBrite water based inks in the US (New York). www.holdensscreen.com. You buy an extender base plus pigments for mixing

It's not a automatic as the hitex ones. You have to manually change the pile heights, but can achieve the same affects

Yes we will very soon!

@@tufttheworld Amazing. I will start saving now lol. Thanks for all of the innovation.

Cnc robo tufter. It tufts rugs!

It's a cnc robo tufter. It tufts rugs!

Yes we do! sofat.tufttheworld.com/

@@tufttheworld i can't acces couse i don't have my e-mail in your plataform 😔 help please 🙏🏾

@@maytepuerta92 All you need to do is scroll down and click "Enroll Now"

Same here! In case you find solution, I would appreciate if you could let me know.

@@koerksen today I bought a wool yarn but not the best quality. The result was good. It managed to cut the yarn. I think this gun is not for acrylic yarns.

​@@pokemondelisi749 I have encountered the same. Acrylic it haaates to cut, I'm gonna try a couple of troubleshooting options, but I do think it needs wool. Even my decent scissors can't cut the acrylic well without it being pulled taut. I ordered a regular machine to put this acrylic pile to use, lol

Hi Thank you for your comment. We sell the highest quality yarn meant to last a lifetime. It's the best yarn for rugs for the floor, stain resistant, flame retardent. Wool has been used for thousands of years and has stood the test of time.

@@tufttheworld why the jump in price from 32 to 48 in only 7 months? I’m sure I can find it at a better price that’s outrageous.

@@whatever8243 Where are you getting $48 from? Our 100% new zealand wool is $32usd and the price hasn't increased in 5 years. Our recycled wool starts at $10 usd

@@tufttheworldI’m so sorry. Someone has a similar name in Canada I was looking at their reflect wool. I found yours just now. Will place my order on my next supply fill which is next month.

@@whatever8243 No problem! We do sell in Canda at ca.tufttheworld.com. The CAD conversion is $42 per pound