You know that moment when you're looking at printed knitting looms, and you realise that everyone has a much larger printer than you do?

That and an insane desire to have a full blanket width knitting loom led me to several hours figuring out how to remix these two beautiful pre-existing objects into a something I can print out one section at a time.

You'll need to print out one of each end - and as many modules and pins as you need. There are multiple sizes of modules, for different size printers. For example, my little printer can only print the Tiny modules and the ends.

FOR LAZINESS AND SUCH, I HAVE ALSO INCLUDED THE ORIGINAL PIN FILE FROM THE ORIGINAL KNITTING LOOM, SO CREDIT FOR THAT GOES TO @equiFX.

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I'm also going to take a moment and plug my local Make and Mend Group, who have been the most excited about me getting a little 3D printer.

Go and support their crowdfunding so they can keep having extra sessions! Repair Cafe style things are great, and the poor sod that runs Make and Mend can have a go at fixing anything!