Card grinding in theory and practice : a treatise upon the various methods of grinding card clothing used by spinners of cotton, wool, silk, and other textile fibres (1922)
D PRACTICE. as previously done at the otherend, but the reverse way. Thefinishing end is thus shaped andfitted in all round the circumfer-ence of the cylinder resulting in afull unbroken edge, and commonlycalled,—the inside tail-end,generally reputed to be the bestmeans of mounting card-fillet.The… … Fig. 22.First Lap Joint. N.B.—In the foregoing description of the method of mountingcard-filleting upon the Cylinder, we have taken as a basisa 3-rib tail-end, but there is no hard and fast rule ; someprefer to commence with 4 ribs, the spaces varyingaccordingly. In general outline the description…
Carding-machines · Textile machinery
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