Less weight due to carbon fiber construction could mean faster knitting and less hand crampage. Anyone else?

 

alright....how about honeycombed aluminum construction...light weight, very strong, eh eh?

 

chromoly > aluminum

Aluminum creates negative ions with the frictin of the yarn. Causing inconsistent yarn patterns and the horrid "Dread lock" knots throughout.

 

i was thinking about teflon coating the yarn

 

But with teh polyester you get the "buckwheat" texture. It's a lose lose situation.

 

ok....well maybe we should look into the development of complimentary knitting needle / yarn combinations. Ah ha....TR crew for research and advancement of knitting technology

like perhaps if we had extrememly tight clearances between the knitting needles and a fine yarn we could avoid that nappy holey texture and increase texture resolution of the fabric. any input?