Textile defects and suggestions : a collection of essays describing various improvements relating to the manufacture of all kinds of textile fabrics : from the American wool and cotton reporter (1912)
New York : F.P. Bennett & Co. · leaf 133
one end of each of the pattern beams five times, PASSING THROUGH RADDLE. which completes the first pattern. We When the lease strings are close have 20 ends of black to twist this up to the raddle take the flat time and must remember where we rod, and putting the end of the left off, so as to start… … do so, we proceed as follows: Fig. 2, Take a lease rod, and run it through. Where the splitting rod is in the cen- tre beam, push it close up to the reed. it close up to the comb, place it edge- Leave it there and take another rod wise; then taking the rod and string, with a string on the end of it…
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