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The mechanism of weaving (1894)

Fox, Thomas W. (Thomas William) · London ; New York : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 175

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JACQUARD SHEDDING TART VI and a when card 4 faces needles m',^ if true rotation is maintained ; if not, a hole in a card will be opposite a needle when lever 42 is not holding a hook back ; the latter will then rise and stop the loom. … Devoge's Stop-motion is simpler than, and quite as satisfactory as, the fore- going. It requires two spare hooks at the driving side of the loom that must be moved by opposite grifFes and needles. Hook t (Fig. 88) has an eye formed at a short

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