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Kinks for wool carders and spinners (1907)

Boston, Mass. · leaf 100

An illustration from Kinks for wool carders and spinners, 1907, leaf 100
ersed so that itcarries the stock over and back to the point between the twoworkers where an additional carding takes place. To carry the stock back and to strip the second worker, andalso to prevent the stock from accumulating in the trianglar spacebetween the workers, we use a small transfer roll… … The cut above shows the operation of our system as applied toa single pair of workers. By bringing the workers together in this fashion we can ordi-narily get room for two extra workers, which is, of course, anadvantage. Referring to the cut, it will be readily seen that the stock iscarded between…

Woolen and worsted manufacture

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