Bradbury, F. (Fred) · Manchester : John Heywood Ltd. · leaf 344
tern cardsinto position, i.e., with the lace holes directly under the point of theneedle 4 which then descends into the groove 7, the shuttle receding CARD LACING AND LACING MACHINES. 339 but immediately returning to complete the lock stitch, whilst theneedle remains stationary at the bottom.… … Fig. 349 the bottom with the locking cord in its double form from its eyeupwards, one strand of which returns to the store spool and theother to the last hole in the pattern card. (2) In Fig. 350 the shuttle 5 is shown in the centre of itsforward traverse, the needle 4 having risen, but the cord 1…
Textile machinery
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