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Cyclopedia of textile work : a general reference library on cotton, woollen and worsted yarn manufacture, weaving, designing, chemistry and dyeing, finishing, knitting, and allied subjects (1907)

Chicago : American school of correspondence · leaf 106

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X46 = l&i156IM Ob -- &i«46- 92 Fig. 47. Drawing Draft for 11 Harnesses. 54 ends in a pattern. 46 patterns. 54 X 46 = 2,484 ends. Heddlesrequired on each shaft. Harness No 11 —138 heddles. 10 — 184 9 — 184 8 — 184 7—1840 — 184 5 —ie4 4 — 184 3—92 2 — 5061—460 add a few extra heddles for… … Fig. 48. Modern Interchancfealjle Plain Loom. THE PLAIN POWER LOOM. There are many kinds of plain power looms on the market, butat the present time the demand for such a diversity of cloth neces-sitates so much changing in mills that a loom should be bought inwhich is taken into consideration, this…

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