Harp Stand 32"RH

Stand works fine. Does what it is supposed to. However, manufacturing could be better. Some of the holes were not properly drilled on mine and I had to fix the issue before assembly. Otherwise it was easy to assemble and works perfectly. Also the peg holes on the back of the bottom brace are fine and work good, IF you do not have cats. If you have cats they can knock them out and you have to search for the dowels. Need to be deeper drilled and go all the way through. Nuff said. Other than those issues, it works great and hold the loom well and is easy to take it on and off, etc. Well thought out for the most part. If you are getting the loom...get the stand.

My wife went to college so she could make scarves on a loom!I'm so depressed.She loves this thing. She set it up and has produced a scarf and something else, I forget. But it's a chick thing and it keeps her happy.I point out that with her doctorate she could make some money getting like a job-thingy, but she just laughs at me, pats me on the head, and says, 'There, there, you go ahead and get yourself a heart attack working. I'm going to do looming."UghGood workmanship. Puts together easily (heck even a woman could do it!!)Directions are clear. Packaged well.Just buy it and stop reading. You don't need reading to loom anyway.

The stand looks exactly as described. A couple of things with the stand are a little annoying. The feet on the stand swivel a little, no matter how much they are tightened. It is assembled correctly, so I'm not sure if the feet are supposed to dot that or not. The stand is also a little lightweight. I know that it is designed to be portable, but I wish it were a little heftier. There is a lot of movement when the weft is tapped (beaten). I do like the looks of the stand and it is functional.

Love it. Goes together beautifully. Very sturdy and attractive folds easily for storage.

This makes weaving on my loom so much easier. Very well constructed and easy to put together can adjust the angle of my loom easily.

This stand is too flimsy to be used with its companion loom, which is sold separately. You can't weave with the vibrations and movement that come from using this stand. It would take a different design or heavier wood, or both, to make this stand work. I believe this is a problem that Kromski needs to consider.There are a number of reviewers who like this stand. I assembled this stand correctly and it didn't work for me, so I cannot tell you why that is.The lack of a viable stand calls into question the viability of the loom itself. There is no built-in way to attach the loom to a table, which you have to do if you are going to weave with the loom. I used ropes tied under a table, but that is an awkward solution.If you are thinking about buying the companion loom and the stand, a suggestion would be to buy the stand and assemble it first. That would allow you to make sure that the stand works before you commit to buying the loom.

There was a mistake on which side a screw was put on. You could see it from the front view of a leg and the other leg the screw was in the back, where it is suppose to be. It still works fine, just for what we pay for it should be correct.

I have both the 32” Kromski Harp Forté loom and stand. They are extremely well made , sturdy and easy to assemble. Just got everything together today. Will start warping and weaving tomorrow. I highly recommend them.