Instructions for operators of J. B. Aiken's family knitting machine. Explaining the manner in which the goods are finished up, the machine kept in order, &c., &c. .. (1861)
Aiken, Jonas B · New York, Baptist & Taylor, steam job printers · leaf 16
dles for the space of two inches and the machine is ready for operation. If some of the loops are dropped, in putting the fabric upon the needles, they will forTu their own loops upon operating the machine ; but if two needles should knit upon one loop, the loop should be takeh off of one of the… … (FIG. 7.) WINDING THE TARN. It is always desirable to wind the yarn from the skein, upon a bobbin, previous to being knit. For this purpose are supplied the runners R, R, and the winder P. The run- ners and the winder are attached to the table by the thumb- screws 5, s, s. The distance which the…
Knitting machines
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