Bradbury, F. (Fred) · Manchester : John Heywood Ltd. · leaf 163
Fig. 152. woven with three hooks to each needle, simultaneously and auto-matically bound by the twilling mechanism. The binding twillruns the same way in both the ground and figure, and at few pointson the outline does the warp stitch cut cleanly that of the weft. i58 JACQUARD MECHANISM AND HARNESS… … The second and chief defect of the twilling motion is the slightbreach made in the pattern at the juncture of every turn in the harness.At every point where the harness is reversed, the warp threadshave necessarily to be drawn through the mails in the reversedirection, to coincide with the turn in…
Textile machinery
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