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The mechanism of weaving (1894)

Fox, Thomas W. (Thomas William) · London ; New York : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 438

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MECHANISM OF WE A VING 414 PART other by needles and grooved cams combined; the latter are formed in the bosses m of peg wheels \ and the former are pushed into the … plate is a disc, with two EiG. 233. pieces cut out at opposite sides to exactly coincide with the full curved surface of the peg wheel, and before a change can be made, a thin part of the surface of It must be presented to that of 'p.

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