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My wonderful husband just made me a paper holder for the back of my David III loom. Since are two eyebolts on the back of the loom, we thought why not put a sturdy metal rod there and slide the roll of paper on it? It keeps the paper off the floor and works great at keeping the paper straight. Let me know if you are interested in how to rig it up. It was a pretty quick fix.

I use a rod supported by cords tied to the back beam—

what is that doodad on the ends of the rod with the brass brake/key thing? sorry for the technical jargon:)

Brass snap lock also called a bait well plug.

VERY interested in your paper roll. Is that a stainless steel rod and what is the diameter of it? This is exactly what I need AND I have a handy hubby, too!

Thanks for all the details, Deb.

You’re very welcome. It works great. The next thing I’m going to try is using removable painters tape to get the paper started straight. I keep you posted. The warp that on the loom right now is the first one to use this system and we didn’t get it started as straight as I’d like. Still works great, though!😉

Oh Deb, that is so cool! Thank you for sending the link. When I finally save enough for a David, that will be a hack for sure!

Happy to help!