A manual for managers, designers, weavers, and all others connected with the manufacture of textile fabrics, containing definitions, derivations and explanations of technical terms, the use made of many substances; rules, tables, and some elementary instructions for beginners (1881)
Spitzli, Alfred · West Troy, N.Y., A. & A. F. Spitzli · leaf 83
so held,when under consideration, unless reversed as above directed. Thereversing is an obvious precaution after one has observed how mucheasier a filling thread comes out with the nap than against it. Fourth—Make a straight cut from D to F ; this should be in thethird pattern from the cut corner.… … Note.—The engraver has failed to be systematic in his work. The cut D E Fshould be in the same place in all three figures at the beginning of the thirdpattern ; it need not be so wide, or always so long. In No. 3 the marked threadsare not represented as regular as they ought to be. Fifth—Fasten the…
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