e venience and wear of the doup. The sheds should be so timed that the doup in Fig. 1, when No. 1 heald is lifted, the slip is also lifted, allowing crossing thread should be perfectly at rest, after No. 1 has been raised, the threads to form a natural shed; but when No. 1 heald is stationary… … form by means of a lever, as shown in Fig. 6, which is fixed to the will soon regulate itself according to the length of warp necessary for the back beam of the loom. The threads which are drawn through No. 1 distance traversed by the doup. Fig. 8 is what is known in the Bradford heald are ed over…
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