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A weaver's beam, also known as a warp beam, is a cylindrical device used in weaving to hold the warp threads under tension. It is typically positioned at the back of a loom and allows the weaver to easily unwind the threads as they create the fabric. The warp threads are threaded through the heddles and reed, which help in the weaving process. The beam is crucial for maintaining the proper tension and alignment of the warp, ensuring consistent quality in the woven fabric.

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