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Every modern model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
Load one straight from its CDN URL with a plain GLTFLoader, or take a whole themed set from the packs.
5,345 free GLB models
Cutting Mat (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Indigo cutting mat with low bevelled perimeter and modeled fine square measurement grid without printed numbers.
Rotary Cutter (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Rotary fabric cutter with contoured polymer grip, exposed thin circular steel blade, finger guard and central axle pin.
Tailor Shears (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Heavy tailor shears with ergonomic oval finger loops, pivot screw and opposing tapered bevel-edged steel blades; fixed open on worktop.
Cutting Table (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Large ash cutting table with thick plank top, lower stretchers, four pegged legs and subtly separated plank seams.
Cloth Inspection Frame (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Braced cloth inspection frame with upper and lower tension rollers and a woven striped indigo panel held flat between them.
Tension Weight Rack (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Rack holding five separate hanging cylindrical warp-tension weights on taut cords and upper attachment beam.
Thread Guide Stand (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Weighted thread-guide stand with two projecting steel eyelets at independent heights.
Yarn Cone Rack (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Three-tier yarn rack with fifteen hollow-profile indigo yarn cones over visible ash cores.
Fiber Basket (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Thick open wicker-style basket with vertical stakes, woven horizontal bands and three soft raw-wool bundles.
Wool Comb Pair (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Matched handled wool combs with rounded ash grips and two staggered rows of individually tapered-looking steel tines.
Carding Drum (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Two-drum wool carder with two different drum diameters, individually modeled steel carding teeth, support frame and crank.
Spinning Wheel (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Treadle spinning wheel with twelve-spoke rim, drive band, supported flyer bobbin, axle and pedal connecting rod; fixed working pose.
Skein Winder (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Horizontal four-arm skein winder with crossbars supporting wound yarn loops, timber trestles and a continuous spindle.
Swift (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Umbrella yarn swift with six folding-style ash ribs, central spindle, outer yarn pegs and four wound yarn circuits; rigidly posed.
Bobbin Winder (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Bench bobbin winder with steel mandrel, loaded tapered bobbin, hand wheel and projecting rounded crank grip.
End Feed Shuttle (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
End-feed shuttle with an open bobbin cavity and separate metal tension block and exit eye at one end.
Boat Shuttle (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Pointed hollow boat shuttle with thick ash bottom and raised walls around an exposed white bobbin on its steel spindle.
Heddle Frame (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Standalone ash shaft frame carrying twenty-four eyed metal heddles and continuous top and bottom bars.
Reed Rack (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Braced upright reed storage rack with three separately divided metal reeds resting in the lower cradle.
Warping Mill (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Vertical rotating-style warping mill with central steel spindle, crossed arms, four yarn posts and eight rectangular yarn circuits; fixed pose.
Warping Board (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Pegged upright warping board with six alternating yarn traverses, proud pegs and broad stable foot.
Warp Beam Stand (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Separate warp beam on braced ash trestles, wound warp cylinder, end cheeks, exposed axle and crank handle.
Table Loom (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Compact four-shaft tabletop loom with eyed heddles, reed, taut warp and wound cloth roller; tabletop origin rests on its feet and shafts remain fixed.
Four Shaft Floor Loom (Textile Weaving and Dye Workshop)
Four-shaft ash floor loom with separated shaft frames, individual eyed heddles, suspended cords, slatted reed beater, visible warp path, cloth roller, brake wheels and four linked treadles. All mechanisms fixed.