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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 434

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vation of the same. The ordinary framingor loom-sides, are shown at A A, supporting the warp roUer B, fromwhence the warp threads C, proceed through the headles D, alsothrough the reed E. (see Fig. 184) of the vibrating lay F, (Fig.185) over the breast beam G, to the cloth roUer H, as usual.… … Upon the end of the crank shaft I, is fixed the crank plate 5, (seeFig. 185) revolving in the ordinary direction, and actuating thelink c, (see also Fig. 186) attached at its upper end, by a pin, to thecrank plate 6, and at its lower end to the lever d. This lever rf,vibrates upon its fulcrum at e,…

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