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Instruction papers (1901)

American Correspondence School of Textiles · New Bedford, Mass. : American Correspondence School of Textiles · leaf 120

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e harness draft. 490. Again the student should notice carefully how the last or 16th end rises and falls exactly opposite to the 1st end. One end rising and falling in opposition to another in this manner is termed cutting, and is dealt with more fully when considering other weaves. 491. Weaves of… … 492. However, other twills may be used, and it is not necessary that an end should perfectly cut another when the harnesses are skipped. 493. Another class of twill weaves obtained by means of the harness draft includes those weaves formed by point drafts and known as pointed twills. 494. Centre or…

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