Davis, William, fl. 1795-1816 · London, New York [etc.] Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd · leaf 128
peated two or more times round the circumference of the machine which allows of a more con- venient arrangement being made for the discharge of the unpressed loops. One way is to have a tuck presser and a plain presser arranged alternately in the machine so that there is a tucked pattern where the… … Fig. 57 employed, whilst wheels can be cut with the greatest freedom right round the edge according to a predetermined design. What actually happens in the fabric with the use of tuck pressers may be better understood by a reference to Fig. 57, which is a diagrammatic enlargement of the pattern…
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