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Knitting; a manual of practical instruction in the mechanical details of all types of knitting machinery, their operation, adjustment, and care (1909)

American School of Correspondence, Metcalf, M. A. [from old catalog] · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 63

An illustration from Knitting; a manual of practical instruction in the mechanical details of all types of knitting machinery, their operation, adjustment, and care, 1909, leaf 63 — fthe bur. The bur arm 11, may be rotated by loosening set screw 55 u KJ^ITTING. 5 and allowing the holder 6, to be moved as desired. It can alsobe adjusted in and out with the use of set screw 10, and is capableof adjustment up and down by means of the right and left screw9. On the end of bur arm… … Fig. 22. Inside Circles Assembled and Parts. Burs. Burs are usually made with bronze bodies, thoughother metals and compositions are employed by different makers,or for that matter by the same makers. The blades are of steel;hardened and tempered in most instances, but often treated other-wise as…

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