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

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 448

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rs is to be fixed on the breast beam of theloom, at each sei vage of the cloth, where it is acted upon by themotion of the lay, which opens the jaws or chaps of the nippers * The principle of this temple appears to be the same as that of the tem-ple used by E. K. Arphaxad, on his great verlical… … The plate A, to which the nippers are attached, is to be fixed tothe breast beam B B, by means of a screw holt C, as shown inFigs. 193 and 194. The long slot D, made in the plate A, (Fig.193) is for the purpose of adjusting the temple to suit differentwidths of cloth. At the extremity of the plate…

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