Fox, Thomas W. (Thomas William) · London ; New York : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 261
CARD--CUTTING VIII latter only differs from the French punch in having the metal filed away on both sides of slots jp^ c[ (Fig. 131), instead of leaving the punches half round at ^, ^. By adopting this form of punch the makers believe increased steadiness will be given, because comb s supports each… … Fig. 132. both sides. Cards have peg and lace holes punched by a separate machine, after which they are laced into a contin- uous chain, passed over guide cylinders and between plates ^, w. The Jacquard rises, comb s, which has as many teeth as comb r, is withdrawn, punches n fall where their…
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