Woodhouse, Thomas, 1862-1933, Milne, Thomas · London, Macmillan and co., limited · leaf 473
der are resorted to only when it is possible to weave a long pattern with a comparatively short chain, and, of course, in cases where the correct boxes can be brought into line by the reversal of the chains, as for example, in symmetrical patterns and in long lengths of the same colour where a few… … FIG. 228. down, where it remains on the lags in virtue of its own weight and the action of a spiral spring on shaft 8 between the fork 7 and the framework. The stud 12 is lifted from the low position, when desired, by pegs in the lags. Metal cards 15 are formed into a chain, as seen in Fig. 225,…
Linen · Weaving · Jute fiber
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