December 01, 2025

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Website Improvements

I’ve been working hard on a major refresh of the Dreaming Robots website, all with the goal of making it easier for you to find the products and information you need. It’s still a work in progress.  I expect more updates next month, but I wanted to share some of my favorite improvements from this round.

• A new and clearer homepage
The main homepage now has a cleaner look and highlights important content more effectively. I spent a lot of time making sure it feels great on both mobile and desktop since so many people visit from a mix of devices.

• Explore Products a brand-new comparison page
The new Explore Products page gives a quick overview of all my fiber tools and includes a simple comparison section. With three eSpinners available soon, I want this page to make choosing the right one easier.

• A greatly improved EEW 6.1 info page
The EEW 6.1 info page is now easier to navigate, and the troubleshooting section has been cleaned up. I also built out a much larger replacement-parts section with multiple sourcing options where appropriate. I’m planning to update the other product pages in a similar way once I collect some feedback on this one.

• Better filters on the store page
The store page now lets you filter by specific products (EEW 6, EEW Nano, EEW Cone Winder, EEW Yarn Counter, and EEW Lazy Kate) so you can quickly jump to the accessories or parts you’re looking for. This should make navigating my growing catalog much easier.

Most other pages have been refreshed as well, so feel free to explore. As always, I’d love to hear your thoughts.  Your feedback helps me keep improving the site for everyone.

Review Request

I’ve added a new feature to the website that automatically sends a review request 8 days after an order ships. This should help gather more reviews going forward, but it won’t apply to past orders. If you’ve purchased something from the store before, it would really help if you could take a moment to leave a review for the products you’ve used. To do this, just visit the store, click on the item you purchased, and open the reviews tab to add your feedback.

To keep reviews genuine and prevent spam bots, you’ll need to be logged into the website, and the system will only allow reviews for items you’ve actually purchased through my webstore. If you run into any issues, no worries at all. I truly appreciate anyone who has the time to give it a try. Your reviews make a big difference and help others choose the right tools in the future.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – January 2026
• EEW 6.1 Bobbins – February 2026
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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– Maurice Ribble
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November 02, 2025

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NY Sheep and Wool Festival

This past month, my wife and I were vendors at one of the biggest fiber festivals on the East Coast, and it was amazing! The weather was perfect, and we loved meeting so many of you in person. Hearing your stories, seeing your projects, and getting direct feedback is always the highlight of these events.

The number one request we heard was for a drum carder. Don’t worry, it’s coming! This will be my next major new product after the EEW Fold. I’m taking my time to make sure it’s truly amazing, and I’m confident the final version will be a big step fordward from what’s currently out there. I hope to share a new prototype video in a few months.

We also had great conversations with several fiber shops interested in carrying our tools.

One of the biggest surprises of the weekend was meeting two people who made excellent arguments for a 3D printed eSpinner. That idea was already on my “someday” list, but their enthusiasm bumped it up a few notches! It’s still just a maybe someday, but I love the concept.  A low cost kit with 3D printer files so anyone could customize their own spinner. Of course, open-source projects like that require extra support, and I want to make sure I can do it right before launching something like this.

The sales at the festival were also amazing, but it was mostly an inspiring/energizing weekend.  I’m more excited than ever about what’s coming next for Dreaming Robots!

EEW Fold Update

The EEW Fold is now finalized, and I’m in the process of ordering parts – lots and lots of parts! I’m still on track to ship all Kickstarter orders in March, with general availability in my store shortly after. I’m placing a large order to ensure there’s plenty of stock for everyone who wants one.

Logo Updates

After 10 years with the same logos, I decided it was time for a refresh.  Something that better reflects what Dreaming Robots and Electric Eel Wheel has become. This summer, while hiking across Spain, I met a talented graphic designer who helped me develop these new designs.

My goal was to preserve the spirit of the original logos so they’d still feel familiar, but to simplify them.  Just like I strive to do with all my fiber tools. Every product I design focuses on simplicity, from the mechanics inside to the packaging outside. Even the cardboard boxes for my eSpinners are designed to be both elegant and functional – recyclable, minimalist, and sturdy enough to ship directly without extra packaging.

Engineering, simplicity and elegance are at the heart of everything I make, and I wanted my new logos to reflect that.  I expect these new logos to slowly roll out to the web and future packaging.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – January 2026
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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October 01, 2025

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New Products on Store

The EEW Nano 2.1 was released in mid-September, and I’ve already received a lot of overwhelmingly positive feedback! It’s incredibly rewarding to hear that the work that went into this update is paying off.

I want to emphasize that earlier versions of the EEW Nano continue to work well. The reason I release updates like the 2.1 isn’t because the older models are obsolete, but because I’m constantly listening to feedback from thousands of spinners and looking for ways to make each version a little better. While spending time refining existing products isn’t always the most profitable choice (I could focus on launching entirely new tools), I strongly believe that when I see opportunities to improve, I should take them.

Here are the new products that arrived in the store this September:

The EEW Nano 2.1 was released in my store in the middle of September.  I’ve been getting a lot of feedback and it is overwhelmingly positive.  So great to hear all the hard work I put into this update is paying off.  I just want to state that the old versions of the EEW Nano continue to work well.  The reason I release updates like this is I see feedback from thousands of people and get ideas on how to make my eSpinners even better.  So I will make a new, better version.  While this isn’t necessarily the most profitable way to spend my time (I could be working on totally new products that would likely sell better) I feel strongly that when I can improve items that I should do that.

Here is a list of all the new products added to my store in September:

• EEW Nano 2.1 – A travel-friendly, affordable eSpinner
• EEW Nano 2 Upgrade Kit – Convert your EEW Nano 2.0 to the Nano 2.1
• EEW Nano 2.1 Bobbins – Bearing-based bobbins designed for the Nano 2.1
• EEW Bag – A sturdy cloth bag for your eSpinner and fiber projects
• EEW Lazy Kate – A restock of this much-loved favorite

EEW Nano 3D Printable Files

I released these free 3D printable files for the EEW Nano 2.1. 

Many of these parts also work with the EEW Nano 2.0 and 1.x, and each file is clearly labeled for compatibility. If you don’t have access to a 3D printer, I put together a guide for options to getting these parts made here.

EEW Yarn Counter 2

This video shows the improvements I’ve made to the EEW Yarn Counter 2.  The main changes are:

• Magnetic sensors for more reliable disk rotation
• Rotating disk has texture added to reduce yarn slip
• Improved clamp
• New yarn guides to reduce tangles

The Night My Store Got Hacked

Last Friday night, I went to bed thinking everything with my website was running smoothly. By Saturday morning, I woke up to find that a cybercriminal had set up shop on my server.  No data was leaked so don’t worry about that.

They were running what’s called a “credit card testing attack.” Imagine someone has a long list of stolen credit card numbers. Most of them don’t work anymore.  So they try each one on small websites like mine until they find the few that still work. Then, they sell those “good” cards to someone else.

Even though I already had some defenses in place, this attack was on a bigger scale than anything I’d seen before. In just five hours, nearly 10,000 fake orders were attempted on my site. About 45 of them actually went through. I spent the next day cleaning up the mess, refunding anything suspicious, and strengthening my protections.

The attacker used a few computers in Canada to run the scam, but those machines were almost certainly hacked.  Meaning the actual owners had no idea. Unfortunately, that makes tracking the real culprit very difficult.

The silver lining? While hardening my security, I also optimized the server. The result: my website is now running faster than it ever has. So although it cost me a day of lost work, at least something good came out of it.

Cybercrime is, sadly, a common headache for small businesses like mine. But I caught it quickly, handled it thoroughly, and learned a lot in the process. Next time, I suspect the bad guys move along to easier targets.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – January 2025
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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– Maurice Ribble
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September 02, 2025

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EEW Nano 2.1 Giveway!

I’m giving away two brand-new EEW Nano 2.1 spinners (shipping soon!) — and all you need to do to enter is share your photos.

Here’s how it works:

• Send in photos of you using any EEW tool.
• The nicer the photos, the better since I’d love to feature them on Instagram and other places where we show off our amazing community.

I’ll randomly select two winners before the EEW Nano 2.1 goes on sale in my shop. That means the contest ends as soon as the Nano 2.1 is in stock (should be either late September or October 2025).

Submit your photos here

I can’t wait to see what you create and thank you for helping me share the beauty of fiber arts with the world!

EEW Fold Update

I released a new video about the EEW Fold eSpinner that I’ve been designing.  It’s pretty exciting as I talk about the new circuit board features, and lots of other improvements.  Check out the video below.

Tour de Fleece 2025

While the world watches the Tour de France bike race each summer, the fiber community celebrates with the Tour de Fleece! For the past several years, the EEW community has joined in with our own team, and it’s become a fantastic tradition. Vampy, one of our amazing community members, has been organizing the EEW group.  She’s done an incredible job making it an inclusive, welcoming, and fun space.

This year saw a huge turnout! Most of the activity happens in the EEW Facebook, Ravelry and Discord groups, where participants post daily photos of their spinning progress. I donate a few prizes each year, and Vampy randomly selects winners from those who share their work.

It’s a low-pressure, high-fun event that motivates people to spin a little more each day, and I absolutely love scrolling through the photos and reading all the creative/encouraging comments. It’s one of those community moments that reminds me why I love this work.

Congratulations to everyone who participated, and if you didn’t then think about joining us next year!

EEW Nano 2.1 Is Almost Here

The EEW Nano 2.1 is officially on the way! It’s currently on a boat headed to my warehouse, and if all goes as planned, it should arrive at the Boston port in mid-September. That means I expect to start selling the Nano 2.1 and the upgrade kits by late September or early October, assuming there aren’t any extra delays.

After carefully crunching the numbers and barring any unexpected changes to tariffs (currently 57.5%), the prices will be:

• EEW Nano 2.1 – $139
• EEW Nano Upgrade Kit – $39

To thank everyone who has been patiently waiting, I’ll be offering a 10% discount during the first week of sales. The upgrade kits are an especially great value.  Each one comes with 6 bobbins (normally $30 on their own) plus a flyer and other parts, all for just $39.

For context, the EEW Nano 2.0 launched three years ago at $125. This new price represents an 11% increase, which is right in line with overall inflation (about 10% over the same period in the US). Given the challenges in global trade, I’m proud to have kept the increase this small; thanks in large part to ongoing manufacturing and assembly optimizations. My goal remains the same: to create high-quality, affordable fiber tools that bring the joy of fiber arts to more people around the world.

As for the Nano 2.1 itself, testers are reporting that it’s a big improvement over the Nano 2.0. While it’s the same size and motor, I made a number of refinements to make it quieter, smoother, and easier to use. I can’t wait to see the community’s reaction once it’s finally in your hands!

On the boat are also more EEW Lazy Kates which have also become a very popular item on my website.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Nano 2.1 – September/October 2025
• EEW Lazy Kate – September/October 2025
• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – December 2025
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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– Maurice Ribble
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September 11, 2025

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Hello Fiber Friends,

The EEW Nano 2.1 is now in stock!

It’s the perfect travel eSpinner and one of the most affordable quality eSpinners available today.

• Watch the new EEW Nano 2.1 video overview
• See a breakdown of the EEW Nano 2.1 improvements

I’ve just added these items to the store:

• EEW Nano 2.1
• EEW Nano 2 Upgrade Kit – convert your older EEW Nano into a Nano 2.1
• EEW Bag – a sturdy, stylish bag for your eSpinner and fiber projects
• EEW Lazy Kate – a restock of the much-loved lazy kate

As a thank you for your patience, all of these items are 10% off for the next week.

This early support helps me free up funds tied in inventory so I can keep designing and producing new fiber tools faster. Right now, my warehouse is more full than ever!

Thank you for your support, and happy spinning!

– Maurice Ribble
Inventor of the Electric Eel Wheel

August 01, 2025

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My Camino – A Walk Across Spain

This summer I walked across an entire country. Over 900 km (600 miles) from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France to Finisterre on the Spanish coast. Thirty-five days. Yes, on foot. Yes, on purpose. No, I wasn’t being chased.

I started the Camino de Santiago expecting a reset.  To strip life down to a backpack, a path, and a pair of legs that hopefully wouldn’t quit. I thought I was signing up for simplicity, gratitude, and a bit of adventure. What I didn’t expect was how much the people I met would shape the journey.

A Trail Full of Stories

I talked with hundreds of fellow pilgrims from all over the world. About 30 became familiar faces I’d bump into every few days, and four became close friends I’ll keep for life. The Camino is a strange kind of fast-forward button for relationships: strangers on Monday, family by Friday.

The diversity of people I befriended was incredible:

• A high-profile lawyer navigating big life changes
• A finance mogul and mom walking off stress
• A civil rights professor figuring out life one blister at a time
• A New Zealand farmer living off the land with an indigenous community

These are the kinds of people you’d never expect to meet on the same dusty trail, yet there we were, swapping stories over shared blisters and Spanish wine.

Four Arcs of my Journey

When I think back on the walk, I see it in four arcs to the story:

1. The Laughing Stage – The first week I fell in with a group I met on day one. We laughed so hard we cried most nights.
2. The Solo Push – Then I sped up, doing long, hard miles alone. This part was good for my body and head. There were a few powerful, private cries on empty trails that I’ll never forget.
3. The Evening Tribe – Later I found a new rhythm: hiking mostly solo during the day for my introspective time, then meeting a group of friends each evening. This was good for the soul.
4. The Final 150 km – My wife Emily joined me for the last stretch. Sharing this part of the trail with her was a perfect way to reflect on everything I’d been through.

So What Did I Get Out of This?

I came to the Camino hoping to reset my priorities and clear my head. And yes, carrying everything you own on your back for a month really does make you rethink what matters (spoiler: it’s not socks… except it kind of is).  But the thing I didn’t see coming was how much the people would change me.

Buen Camino!

Maurice’s Priorities for Next Month

My top priorities are:

1. Getting an updated EEW Yarn Counter into production.  It is pretty much finished and doing final quality testing now.
2. Finalizing the EEW Fold.  I’m planning to send a final sample to some of my testers.  I’m quite happy with the molded parts and all the other components.  I’m just finalizing some software for the updated circuit boards so my testers can use the final software.
3. As time permits, get the next drum carder prototype ready for testing.

EEW Nano 2.1 Update

The EEW Nano 2.1 is complete and on a ship to Boston port.  Once they arrive I’ll have a truck pickup the container and will add them to my store.  There will also be upgrade kits available for those who want to upgrade their older EEW Nanos.  I’ll send out a special email when they are in my store and will give a 10% discount to those who order them in the first week as a way to say thank you to those who have been waiting so long for these to arrive.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Nano 2.1 – September/October 2025
• EEW Lazy Kate – September/October 2025
• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – December 2025
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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– Maurice Ribble
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July 03, 2025

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Sectional Bobbins

These custom-designed sectional bobbins for the EEW 6.x let you spin small amounts of different singles onto a single bobbin.  Check out this video for a an explaination on how they work.  You can download the free 3D printable files from my Printables page, or if you’d prefer to have them printed for you, I’ve created this page that explains those options. 

A huge thanks to Kathryn at CraftMeHappy (check out her site since there are lots of interesting blog posts there) who showed me a version she had done earlier and I tried to improve on her ideas.

I’ve also been working on the EEW Fold and EEW Drum Carder projects, but there isnt’ any milestone worth sharing about those this month.

Hiking the Camino

This month’s update is a little shorter because I’m taking about five weeks off this summer to hike the Camino Francés.  A 500-mile pilgrimage across Spain. I’m incredibly excited for this adventure! Long hikes like this help recharge my energy and creativity, and I always come back with fresh ideas and renewed focus for Dreaming Robots.

I’m deeply grateful to my amazing wife, Emily, and our daughter for fully supporting this journey. They’ll be spending the time with family in Iowa, which just so happens to be one of their favorite places so everyone gets a bit of fun this summer. And the best part? Emily will be flying out to join me for the final 100 kilometers of the trek.

While I’ve done a few two-week hikes before, this will be my longest yet. I love the rhythm of hiking hard during the day and then connecting with fellow travelers in beautiful, unique places each evening. It’s going to be an unforgettable experience.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Nano 2.1 – September 2025
• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – December 2025
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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EEW Nano 2.1 Improvements

Check out this video of the new improvements in the EEW Nano 2.1! It now features a new purple color, smoother bobbins with bearings, upgraded sliding hooks, a redesigned stronger flyer, and a spring tension system for better uptake. The biggest change? A major upgrade to the flyer and tension system for an even smoother spinning experience.  This new version should be shipping from my store in September.  I am not taking pre-orders, but I will over a discount for the first week it’s available as a way to thank my community.  I will let everyone on this email list know when that sale starts.

Llama Cut

Each spring, we give our llamas a much needed haircut to help them stay cool through the summer.  In return they graciously share their fiber with us. This year, we had a little fun with Alfred’s trim and gave him a “dinosaur cut.” Do you see the resemblance?

Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival Recap

Last month I went to the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival to meet the community, and explore the fairgrounds. I made this video to share my product roadmap, show our booth setup, and highlight some memorable moments.

One of my favorite events is the after hours Spin In where hundreds of spinners get together to chat and do contents like longest thread while blindfolded.  There were a lot of all types of spinning wheels, including EEWs.

The Bigger Bobbin Question

I often get a support email asking if I sell bigger bobbins for one of my eSpinners.  I know some other spinning wheel manufacturers do this so that’s why people ask.  For me though it makes no sense to offer a jumbo bobbin because I always ship with the largest bobbing the eSpinner can support.  The reason is a lot of an eSpinner design is about size since that affects motors, electronics, and case size.  Which are all big drivers of speed and price.  So instead of offering bigger bobbins, I just sell the biggest bobbin an eSpinner can hold with it.  While there could be an argument for a smaller flyer that does lace yarn at higher speeds (I give away 3D printable files for this), that is always a more special case and not a default configuration.  Also for my injection molding process the high cost of making new smaller bobbins molds means it’s generally cheaper for me to just offer only the bigger bobbins.  For these reasons it is unlikely I will ever sell an eSpinner with a smaller bobbin than its max bobbin size.  For 3D printing it would be cheaper to make smaller bobbins, but I have never seen that become popular amongst the many companies that make 3D printed accessories for my eSpinners.  Maybe that will grow in the future though since I love seeing other small businesses making accessories for my eSpinners.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Nano 2.1 – September 2025
• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – December 2025
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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– Maurice Ribble
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Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival

Emily and I will be attending the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival on May 3 & 4.  Be sure to stop by my booth if you are attending!  I’ll be in the main building.

Tariff Update

I’ve had a lot of folks ask how the recent tariffs might affect my business. The honest answer is… I’m not entirely sure yet.

My upcoming products rely on manufacturing partners in China. If elevated tariffs remain in place for an extended period, it would impact pricing down the road. But I’m hopeful that the US and China, as two of the world’s largest economies, will find a constructive way to resolve their differences.  Both sides have indicated they want tariffs to come down, but expect something from the other side. I really believe both sides ultimately want a strong and fair global economy where everyone wins.  The first product this will affect is the EEW Nano 2.1 which should arrive around August.

In the meantime, I’m staying focused on what I can control.  Namely making the best fiber tools I can. Shifting production would be a huge undertaking and probably push back product development by a year or more so that is not something I will look into in an unpredication market like we have. I’ve also built long standing relationships with small businesses in China over the past decade, and I value those partnerships deeply.

While there’s plenty of uncertainty right now, one thing is clear. I’m committed to this community and to continuing the work I love. I’ll keep building great tools and helping grow the fiber craft movement.  When more people take up fiber crafts, the world doesn’t just get cozier… it gets kinder. 🙂

200+ Videos

If you’ve been around the fiber world for a while, you probably know I’ve been making videos about fiber crafts for just as long as I’ve been building fiber tools. Yes, I’m a little biased toward my own creations, but that doesn’t mean I don’t feature plenty of other cool stuff too!

Whether you’re new to the EEW community or just curious about the videos I’ve shared over the years, check out my Spin Channel on YouTube. You’ll find everything from videos of our llamas and massive knitting needles, to a nostalgic look at older tools like my wooden EEW Mini.  Have fun and look through all those old videos.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Nano 2.1 – August 2025
• EEW Yarn Counter 2 – December 2025
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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– Maurice Ribble
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This past month has been a whirlwind of activity, and stress! I found myself juggling more projects than I’d like, and each one brought its own set of challenges. Although it was hectic, I do enjoy tackling tough problems and pushing things forward. Here’s a quick rundown of where everything stands.

EEW Nano 2.1

• The samples arrived and looked great, so I sent them to a few beta testers.
• One tester used the wrong USB power supply and thought the Nano was too slow, which was nerve-racking because I’ve already invested in parts for thousands of units. Thankfully, it was just user error.
• Manufacturing is on track, and I’m excited to get these wheels out into the world.

EEW Yarn Counter

• The circuit board assembler used the wrong screen plug, but since it was only on five sample boards, I was able to fix them myself. Everything on the hardware checked out after that.
• After fixing out a few of my software bugs, I’m happy with the progress. I’m waiting on some improved mechanical parts, and once I confirm they work as intended, I’ll proceed with mold changes.
• The new magnetic sensors perform much better than the original optical ones. I’ll do a video once the final samples arrive. If you already love your original EEW Yarn Counter, it might not be worth upgrading.  But this version addresses most of the little issues people have reported over the years.

EEW Cone Winder

• I tried migrating from an Atmel processor to an STM8 and quickly realized the support and tools weren’t ideal for my needs.
• I’m now switching to an STM32C0 microcontroller which is a low-power ARM processor. It’s more modern, more powerful, and should even use less power at the speeds I need. I’m also taking this opportunity to revamp the power system for greater efficiency.
• Although this is taking longer than I’d hoped since I’m testing out multiple families of microcontrollers, I believe laying this groundwork now will make future development easier and set me up with a better platform for new fiber tools so it’s worth doing a few versions of this circuit board.

EEW Fold

There are more detailed updates on my Kickstarter updates for this one, but I’ve done lots of software improvements and have been improving several of the custom plastic parts.

The Threshing Barn Closing Announcement

I’m sad to share the news that The Threshing Barn, one of my valued UK retailers, will be closing at the end of April. Sara, the owner, has supported Dreaming Robots since the release of the EEW Nano 1.1 and has remained a steadfast advocate ever since. Her go-to wheel is the EEW 6.0!

Sara will be hosting a closing-down sale. The sale will run in-store (Reeth, North Yorkshire) from  April 7th and online (UK only) from April 9th, but please note: when it’s gone, it’s gone.

Sara would like to extend her thanks to everyone who has purchased Dreaming Robots products from The Threshing Barn over the years and wishes you all a happy spinning future.  And I would like to thank Sara for her running a fiber store for all these years since these brick and mortar stores are very important to many in the fiber craft.

Product Updates

Below are estimates and the dates may change.

• EEW Nano 2.1 – August 2025
• EEW Fold – March 2026

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– Maurice Ribble
Inventor of the Electric Eel Wheel

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