Some looms with pins and pin systems cannot measure C2C. Moreover, the diameter of the stud can be changed in size. The distance from determines the classification of the loom to the category. (Some stitches can wrap a nail, circular loom manufacturers can increase this distance, such as an electronic wrap stitch, also known as twist stitch or knit through the back loop [tbl]). The loom specification category is actually the category tested by the manufacturer. These categories are actually aligned with a series of needle sizes. Please keep this page handy when changing the pin type. Most manufacturers have specifications/groups of their knitting machine products and list them as if it is not listed, you can usually measure it yourself or view our chart. There are some exceptions. Different looms will have nails with diameters, a nail and pin system, which makes it difficult to measure, and it is also possible to change the measuring instrument from one nail to the next. Other contributing factors for knitting specifications include: yarn weight, stitches, tension, and your mood is the type of nail material. Since these are on the same loom, your knitting gauge can be different from similar knitting machines! Whether it is a straight, round, or oval loom, there are one or two rakes (also called the upper and lower parts of the long loom) Or knitted board), your loom gauge will be measured from C2C. However, if you have a double rake (double-sided) loom, such as a long loom or a knitting board, you can also measure a knitted double knit.