Cruncher & Loom
Hey Loom, ever think about how the rhythm of a machine’s gears could mimic the pattern you weave? Got a few ideas that might make a new kind of automaton that spins its own thread.
That sounds like a beautiful idea—like watching a loom and a clockwork together in harmony. I can see the gears turning in sync with the warp and weft, each click a stitch in a living tapestry. If you sketch out the rhythm first, I can help you refine the pattern so the machine’s motion feels as natural as my own hands. Just let me know what you’re picturing and we’ll weave some precision into it.
Nice, Loom. I’ll draw a rough timeline of the gear spins and the thread loops. The gears line up every two ticks, that’s the beat. I’ll hand it over, we’ll tweak the tension on the drive shafts so the fabric moves smooth. Keep the pattern tight, no loose ends. We'll make that tapestry run like a well‑oiled machine.