@seoulsearch
Well I do know that lots and lots of people are into crochet, knitting, with even less into weaving. There are weaving machines, but those are the factory machines because of how loud and dangerous they are. The machine I invented would sit on your table. It would be manually operated. Right now the fastest option for making fabric is a knitting machine. With knitting itself being very slow. Those machine give the operator problems sometimes. But I am not talking about knitting, I am talking about weaving.
Right now people do weaving, they make things like rugs and blankets, and also tapestry hangings. Weaving with a loom takes long time. It would take 3 weeks to weave an afghan (I am talking plain weave without any specialty pattern). Not really profitable in America, I too live in USA. But in places like the UK or India, they would very much want one. People in those countries earn a living spinning yarn and doing things like crochet. In countries like India, the government there has laws to protect the people so they can earn a living doing these types of things. They have laws to stop the factories from taking everything.
This thread was a small survey to see if anyone would like the product I mentioned. Not the weaving machine, but the blueprint and build instructions for a weaving machine.
I think nobody is interested in the build instructions. But, maybe I can put this thing together and sell the idea to a weaving machine maker company. To do this, I will need build it and prove it.
I really think my machine would solve some serous problems the entire world has in the textile industry.
For example, the fly shuttle. These machines where designed and built over 150 years ago. They are still being produced today. It works by sending a shuttle at very high speed back and forth. It throws it. They are dangerous and very loud. Sometimes the operators get caught in them.
And then there is the bullet loom. Very loud. It sends a projectile flying at very high speed, back and forth.
My machine might be able to be a cheaper replacement for the fly shuttle. It would not be loud, and not so dangerous. It could be quicker to build.