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How to improve woolen and worsted mill operations (1900)

New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill · leaf 76

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y used loomgauges are the reed square, 12-in.straightedge, 24-in. straightedge, pick-ing-motion gauge, lav-positionings,-iuge, and a 6-ft. rule. Every loom-fixer should have these basic gauges.Two of the gauges, the picking-motiongauge and the lay-positioning gauge,arc for specific models of looms… … UNSAFE TOOLS injure loom parts ond are an accident hazard. The screwdriver has arough handle and rounded point, the pliers are worn, the hammer has a chipped head andsplintered handle, and the jaws of the wrench are worn. tion to be available to all loomfixers.One set of these gauges is…

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