Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 74
sprovided to do this. There is one provided for each yarn guideand their position in relation to the machine may be seen atthe top of the yarn stand in Fig. 45, while one is shown indetail in Fig. 51. The spring is a coil spring turned aroundthe stud, /, and attached at the inner end. The outer end… … Yarn Stand and Take Up Spring. you less. The yarn is drawn from the bobbin, e, through aneye directly over the bobbin, then through a hole in the tensionstud at a, then through an eye of the spring, then down throughanother eye in the stand at g, and directly to the yarn guide ofthe machine. The…
Machine knitting · Textile fabrics
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