it, and a small roller on the back end of a rack-bar ated on the spindles, RR. The wires pass through an poses, and various are the forms in which it is arranged of the slide frame, 5, is moved back and forth, by the eye in the neck ofeach spindle, which is tubular ; thence to suit the taste, the… … The accompanying engravings illustrate a most ingenious slits in the jaws of the guides, 18. The back ends of the pickets. In Fig. 1 the rack-bar is omitted, as it would machine for weaving pickets with wire ties into entire spindles, R, have pinions, ¢, Fig. 2, upon them; these have covered this…
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