What to use, 合繊で or 合繊から？


I want to say, that the weaving machine is weaving material on high speed
using synthetic fibre. But I am confused, if I can use the combination
合繊【ごうせん】から instead of 合繊【ごうせん】で, so I won't have で twice in my sentence...

Could you please help me understand which, から or で, is better here and why?

> 織機【しょっき】は超速【ちょうそく】でこの合繊【ごうせん】 **で** 生地【きじ】を織ります【おります】。
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> 織機【しょっき】は超速【ちょうそく】でこの合繊【ごうせん】 **から** 生地【きじ】を織ります【おります】。




Both で and から work fine. Using で twice itself does not look odd to me because
these two で clearly serve different functions. But in this case から may be a
bit easier to understand because it's more explicit about what turns into
what. Another simple way to say this is 合繊 **を** 生地 **に** 織りあげます. Many
compound verbs in the form of ～あげる take `AをBに` and add the meaning of "putting
A into B" (e.g, 鍛えあげる, まとめあげる, おだてあげる, 仕立てあげる).

What I'm more concerned with is the mixture of casual and technical words. 織機
is a difficult and technical term, while 超速 is a highly casual and/or manga-
like word. If you want to put this sentence rather seriously, you should use
高速で ("high speed") or 超高速で ("super-high speed") instead. 合繊 also looks jargon-
like to me, so you might want to replace it with 合成繊維 depending on the
audience of this sentence.

> 織機は合成繊維を高速で生地に織り上げます。




Perhaps you should say:

> 織機は超速で生地をこの合繊から織ります。

It flows a little better.

