Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 394
Uer G, by the friction of theirsurfaces. The crank or driving shaft H, by which the working parts of theloom are driven, is connected by the crank rods 11, to the backpart of the lay ; and hence, as the crank shaft rotates, the latter ismade to vibrate in the usual way ; and by the ordinary… … 358 THE ART OP WEAVING. In the representation of the back of the lay at Fig. 167, it willbe perceived that the reed D, is fixed in a frame M M; whichframe is mounted in the lay, and held by pivots on studs N N,bolted to the upper parts of the swords of the lay. Upon thesestuds or pivots N, the…
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