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is similar to Fig. 11, but since the spindles arevertical and are supported on a footstep, they are free to be 8 Textile mechanics raised, so the spindle driving band must tend to press thespindle downwards. For this reason the position of the smallpulley or wharve on the spindle is set about the… … Gear-Wheels.—Fig. 14 illustrates a rough sketch of a pairof wheels in gear with each other. The number of teeth ineach wheel, A and B, are equal, so that if A makes onerevolution, the wheel B will revolve exactly the same amount.
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