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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 7 (1877) (1877)

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e slot, 6, and oughly beating up the filling. By giving the second beat a| At the forward side of the loom, and hung to the bracket this allows the bobbin catch and the bobbin to move for- greater amount of: force a firmer and closer texture of fab- | or other support, is a pawl, P, to hold the… … beats may be timed at any suitable interval after each other, | pawl, g3, is hung near its center by any easy working joint or | In this way, should a shuttle be caught and not reach its and the blows may be varied in intensity to suit any require-| a pivot, ¢3. The outer end, , being most weighty,…

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