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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

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117 TEXTILE DEFECTS AND SUGGESTIONS. and get ready to twist in. There being and pull the rod out. Now take the two ends in each dent of the reed, rod we left at the front of the reed both are taken simultaneously when and pulling the reed over, raise the twisting in. Now begin twisting in the yarn… … letting the rods down that were hold- ing up the yarn at the front of the Fig. 1. reed). Next take the rod and string again, and put a string through the of black, taking them off the three half shed to put in our splitting rod black beams as follows: top centre, at the front of the machine. Start…

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