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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)

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son of its weight, overcoming the operativeand dropping upon the card-clothing. To meet this demand,we constructed the Patent Light Grinding Roller NO. 114,which as shewn in Fig. 32,consisted of tin sheets mountedupon numerous internal tindiscs. A true surface wasobtained by covering the barrelwith… … Fig. 32. Light Grinding Roller, No. 114. Codeword —Lightroll. Mechanical Strickling. Although the Roller verymaterially helped in the process of grinding, the carder of thatday favoured the results obtained by the Hand Strickle, and toattain the desired point always finished off by grinding withthe…

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