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The mechanism of weaving (1894)

Fox, Thomas W. (Thomas William) · London ; New York : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 330

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3o6 MECHANISM OF WEA VING PART sliding block ; it causes the latter to move up and down the slot as crank a revolves. At its upper extremity c carries a pinion and also a band wheel 6, the former engages with the teeth of a curved rack /, which rotates e as arm c oscillates. A shuttle band g is… … Fig. 176. the periphery of e, whence it is led over sheaves at opposite ends of slay % and finally connected to a carriage y, which moves upon four wheels on a bed in the slay bottom. The wheels run in pairs on short horizontal pins fixed Fig. 177. near the ends of carriage two of which are seen in…

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