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The art of weaving, by hand and by power (1844)

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 311

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he large racking wheels, for the extra guide-bars, for bulletholing also have thirty-six teeth; none of which parts are shownin the figure, being already well known and in common use. Thethreads, to form the bullet holes, are provided with the extra guidesm, n, 0, p, which are attached to the usual… … The ratchet wheel a. affixed to the notched wheel dj is turned LAGE MANUFACTURE. 291 by the driver ö, and in place of driving-bars and lockers, two catchbars r r, aie applied, their ratchet wheel 5, being turned by thedriver, d* The seivages of the net are formed by strong warp threads,stretched…

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