American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 351
eversion of all the necessaryparts from the position, occupied during the outward run, to the posi- 311 270 COTTON SPINNING tion which they are obUged to assume ckiring winding. The mechan-ism is shown in Figs. 224, 225 and 226. At the end of the outward run, the carriage shaft clutch, H\ isthrown… … q6 Fig! 224. Detail of Cam Shaft. spinning. This unwinds the few coils of yarn that are around thespindle between the top of the cop and the point of the spindle. Thewinding faller, K, which acts as a guide for the yarn, is brought downinto position and the counterfaller, K^ ascends, until it meets…
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