~ 4 pitch HEAVY comb 50 tines 1/8" diameter, 5" tall in rows 1 & 2, 4" tall in rows 3 & 4, placed 1/4" on center spacing...fine setting, length end to end approx. 11 1/2"...weight is approx. 20 to 21 oz
from tutorial: I like being able to comb fiber clean in one pass, it's almost instant gratification. Unfortunately, me being a fun sized person, I cannot comb with the Heavy comb very long due to it's weight (20-21 oz). It is a must if you have matted or felted fleece. In one of our earlier videos Eric actually combs out cria alpaca that felted some when it was washed into a gorgeous spinning fiber. I also prefer this comb when combing alpaca and other fine non wool fibers. One of my favorite things about this comb is I find it almost impossible to bend the tines and believe me if they can be bent I'll find a way to do it.
* 4 pitch LIGHT comb 50 tines 3/32" diameter, 5" tall in rows 1 & 2, 4" tall in rows 3 & 4, placed 1/4" on center spacing...fine setting, length end to end approx. 11 1/2"...weight is approx. 13-14 oz
from tutorial: This is Eric's favorite comb. I think it's because he designed the Light comb first so it has a special place in his heart;) The Light comb is perfect for combing out nice clean fleeces that have very little to no vegetable matter and few second cuts. Due to it's light weight, you can comb for a very long time with no discomfort. This is also the comb I recommend to anyone who has problems with arthritis, carpal tunnel or any sort of hand or wrist issues that the weight of the comb could cause a problem physically. The tines do bend easier as they are the 3/32" versus the large 1/8" but they are easily bent back into place.
* 4 pitch HYBRID comb, 12 tines 1/8" in 1st Row 5" tall, 13 tines 3 3/32" in 2nd row 5" tall, 25 tines 3 3/32" in rows 3 & 4 4" tall, 1/4" on center spacing....fine setting, comb length end to end approx. 11 1/2" ...........weighs approx. 15-16 oz
from tutorial: This is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE COMB!!! I use it for most everything. I've combed everything with the Hybrid from super fine Cormo to coarseish Border Leichester with an 7" staple. There are many reasons I love this comb; it is light enough I can comb for hours if I want but heavy enough to add a little "umph" when I'm combing off the hackle, the front two rows of tines are the large 1/8" so I rarely have to stop and bend tines back into place because these don't bend easily,and it's the "middle of the road comb" as far as passes needed without all the weight of the Heavy comb. It's my "happy medium" comb:)
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