Sectional beam warp standoffs

These are simple sectional-beam standoffs. They are used on the warp-beam when winding on to help maintain a flat, organized warp.  They have a slightly raised area in the center, so they will fit flat to the beam over the apron strings, but the side supports are wide enough to lay evenly on a warp bout.  If you wind long waprs of fine-threads, these can be inserted between each set of sectional dividers to help keep your wapr from piling in the center, which can help maintain tension during the weave.

These dividers fit an AVL back-beam, but you could modify them easily to fit nearly any sectional beam, so long as it uses wire dividers.