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A practical treatise on weaving by hand and power looms : intended as a text book for manufacturers by hand and power looms, and power loom engineers and especially designed to forward the extension of machinery to all kinds of plain weaving (1846)

White, George, -1724 · Glasgow : J. Niven · leaf 83

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th his ear, to modify the force of the lathe by its sound in striking the fell. But as a very small difference in its force is pro- ductive of unevenness in the texture, and it is not possible for any hand, however well regulated, con- stantly to bring the lathe in varying circumstances with the… … Fig. 27. Single Flyer, Fig. 28. Front View 0f Double Fig. 29. End View End View. Flyer without the Cap. with the Cap. sorts. The one called a single flyer, represented in Fig. 27th, permits of the motion of the reed

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