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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 26 (December 1870) (1870)

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is attached by the cord, L, having friction rollers pivoted to the ends which engage with sition and always strike the shuttle at right angles directly is released by the let-off portion of the cam, F. the cams. The operation of the cams is to alternately thrust in the line of their motion, giving… … the floor; and the heavy surg- the undersides of the lay ends of the lay is alternated at each revolution of the shaft, ing motion of old looms is avoided, as well as much of their beam, as shown. E, so that while one spring is under stretch the other is mak- Each of the levers,J, is attached by a…

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