Standard Wool/Fiber Comb - Single Comb

GENERAL PRODUCT SAFETY REGULATION (GPSR) INFORMATION

Intended Use:
Handcrafted Single Standard Wool Comb designed for hand-processing, opening, aligning, and preparing wool or other suitable fibers.

This listing includes:

• One Standard Wool Comb

The comb contains multiple sharp metal tines and must be handled as a sharp fiber-processing tool.

The exact tine count, spacing, and row configuration depend on the selected product configuration.


CAUTION — SHARP TINES

The metal tines are intentionally sharp and are necessary for normal fiber preparation.

• Keep hands, fingers, face, loose clothing, hair, jewelry, and other objects away from the tine points

• Always hold the comb by its handle

• Work slowly and deliberately

• Keep hands behind the working area of the tines

• Do not reach across or press downward onto the tine field

• Keep away from children and pets

• This is a fiber-processing tool, not a toy


BEFORE EACH USE

Inspect the Wool Comb before use.

Do not use the comb if:

• A tine is loose, broken, severely bent, or damaged

• The wooden body or handle is cracked, split, severely warped, or damaged

• The handle is loose or unstable

• Structural damage is present around the tine field

• Hazardous splinters or sharp damaged wood edges are present

• Any other condition could interfere with safe or controlled use


SAFE HANDLING

Always grip the Wool Comb by its handle.

Keep the tine points directed away from your body and away from other people.

When setting the comb down:

• Place it where the tine points cannot be contacted accidentally

• Do not leave the tine field projecting into a walkway or work area

• Do not place the comb where it may fall from a table or bench

Never carry the comb by the tine field.


USING A SINGLE WOOL COMB

This product is supplied as one Wool Comb.

A single comb may be used for fiber-preparation techniques appropriate to the user's process.

If the comb is used with another Wool Comb, Wool Hackle, or other compatible fiber-processing tool:

• Confirm the other tool is appropriate for the intended technique

• Maintain control of both tools

• Keep hands and fingers away from all tine fields

• Do not allow sharp metal tine points to strike one another

• Use only controlled working movements

• Do not use excessive force


LOADING FIBER

Load fiber onto the tines carefully.

Do not force an excessive quantity of fiber onto the comb.

Keep fingers behind and away from the tine points while loading.

Use only enough fiber to maintain controlled movements.

If the fiber does not move through the comb normally, reduce the amount of fiber or reposition it rather than forcing it through the tine field.


TINE SAFETY

Before and during use, confirm that:

• Tines remain securely installed

• Tines are not severely bent or damaged

• Tines remain aligned well enough for normal use

• No tine has loosened from the wooden body

Stop using the comb before inspecting, straightening, repositioning, or repairing a tine.

Do not attempt tine repairs while actively processing fiber.


NATURAL WOOD

The wooden body and handle are handcrafted from natural wood.

Natural variations may include:

• Grain

• Color

• Figure

• Texture

• Surface appearance

These variations are expected.

Discontinue use if the wood develops structural cracking, splitting, severe warping, or hazardous splintering.


CARE

• Remove loose fiber and debris after use

• Keep the wooden body and handle clean and dry

• Keep metal tines dry

• Do not soak or submerge the Wool Comb in water

• Do not use harsh cleaners or chemicals that could damage the wood, finish, or metal components

• Wipe wooden surfaces with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth when necessary

• Dry all components thoroughly if they become damp

• Periodically inspect the tines, handle, and wooden body


STORAGE

Store the Wool Comb:

• In a clean, dry location

• With the tine points protected from accidental contact where practical

• Away from children and pets

• Away from excessive moisture

• Protected from heavy impacts or crushing

• Where the tine field cannot snag clothing or other objects

Do not place heavy objects directly on the tines.


DISCONTINUE USE

Stop using the comb if:

• A tine becomes loose, broken, or severely bent

• The wooden body or handle cracks or splits

• The handle becomes loose

• Structural damage develops around the tine field

• Hazardous splinters or sharp damaged wood edges develop

• Any condition prevents controlled and safe handling