Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 126
iphery vary, or at differentdistances from the center at different points, the deckers maybe moved to any point or held at any point in a line lengthwisewith the decker points by making the irregularities at theproper place and at the proper distance from the center. The explanation of this… … f/a-sz. i Lines of Movement Necessary for Narrowing. AUTOMATIC NARROWING MACHINE 125 set right they must always be in synchronism unless the settingis disturbed by accident. We have seen how the first move-ment is secured to bring the openings in the decker pointsdown to a point directly over the…
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