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)
g X 14 wide,covered with grain emery all over one side, save for margin top and bottom.This type of strickle is nailed through the margin on a frame,a simple form of iron frame at each end of which are fixedwood ribs for naihng. These, as stated, were the first grindingimplements, and there are… … ^^^^M% Fig. 30. Wood-Strickle.Codevcord—Woodhand. Fig. 31. Cloth-Stnclcle.Codeword—CJothand. 56 CARD GRINDING IN THEORY AND PRACTICE. stretch. In these days of compulsory hygienic conditions, itis difficult for the modern carder to imagine the state of thingsas then pertained. The first Grinding…
Carding-machines · Textile machinery
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