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Flat machine knitting and fabrics (1921)

Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 141

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esign on one sideonly, it is good practice to putfour cards on the front cylinderproperly cut to put alternateneedles into operation on alter-nate courses, in order to preventputting more courses on thefront plate than on the back.Or to explain it in another way,the needle in the back plate… … Cross Section of Needle Plates andCard Cylinder. 140 FLAT MACHINE KNITTING AND FABRICS Now it is plain that if all the needles in the front plate arepermitted to knit each round we would have approximatelytwice as many courses on the front as on the back. This isobviated, as stated before, by using…

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