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1. Warp beam: A large cylinder that holds the warp threads under tension during the weaving process.
2. Heddles: A series of wires or cords that are used to separate and control the warp threads, allowing for the creation of shed.
3. Shuttle: A tool that carries the weft thread back and forth through the shed created by the heddles.
4. Reed: A comb-like tool that is used to beat the weft threads into place after each pass of the shuttle.
5. Cloth beam: A cylinder that collects the woven fabric as it is created on the loom.
2. Heddles: A series of wires or cords that are used to separate and control the warp threads, allowing for the creation of shed.
3. Shuttle: A tool that carries the weft thread back and forth through the shed created by the heddles.
4. Reed: A comb-like tool that is used to beat the weft threads into place after each pass of the shuttle.
5. Cloth beam: A cylinder that collects the woven fabric as it is created on the loom.
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