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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 365

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operates upon the rod D Dat P, Fig. 150, and shifts it to the right hand, until the point C ofthe lever B C, drops into the square groove seen in Fig. 150 : thelever or catch C, is kept in the groove of the rod D D, by thesmall Spiral spring Q,. Thus by pulling forward the rail H H, thedrop-wires… … Fig. 154. Drop wJre of one fourth the workiag size. WARPING. 337 Flg. 152 is a front viewof the guide reed E, seen in Fig. 151, fordirecting the yarn on the beam F : it consists of a piece of sheetiron cut into a number of slits, corresponding to the number ofthreads to be warped on the beam. By…

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