Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 119
turning at all times with the pinion 4-a, bythe right-angled lever 4:-d, the gear 4 will be moved forward farenough for the teeth of the pinion to engage with the teeth ofthe large gear. Consequently, the gear 4 would turn onecomplete revolution, or until the place which has the teeth cutout is… … Top of Automatic Narrowing Machine. Referring to Fig. 75, number 11 indicates the lever or slidewhich is the means provided to make the shift from fashioningto knitting, and vice versa. When this slide is at its further-most position toward the back of the machine it is held thereby a catch, and…
Machine knitting · Textile fabrics
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