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The mechanism of weaving (1894)

Fox, Thomas W. (Thomas William) · London ; New York : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 98

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MECHANISM OF WE A VING 74 PART 11 shafts can be worked. The following combinations for 5 and 7 shafts will sufficiently explain the methods : — In Fig. 51a 3-shaft motion (Fig. 48) is attached to one end of a straight lever a, and a 2 -shaft motion (Fig. 42) to the opposite end ; a is divided into… … ing position wath the requisite connec- Fio. 48. tions to the shafts. The upper rollers are also turned to bring each strap immediately under the shaft to which it is attached. Owing to the multiplicity of levers in some sets of stocks and bowls it is not always an easy matter to trace the movement…

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