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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 392

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ed Vibration in the lever J, by meansof the connecting rod I, which by means of the dog or catch V,(Fig. 163) gathers more teeth in the ratchet wheel M, and conse-quently increases the speed of revolution of the yarn beam A, there-by compensating for the decreased diameter, as already explained,and… … 356 THE ART OF WEAVING. crank lever H H, to which the connecting rod I, is attached, will beSeen a series of small holes, and it is by connecting the rod I, to anyone of these holes, either nearer or further from the fulcmm of thebell-crank lever H H, that the amount of Vibration of the…

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