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all flyer frames. It is through conedrums that the speeds of the bobbins are regulated as thebobbins increase in diameter {see Fig. 35). In both thesecases the cone drums require to be curved in outline, but theyfollow the rule that the sum of the opposite diameters is every-where the same.… … Fi$38. and backward motion to levers, etc., and they are equallyuseful in producing a certain speed forward and a faster orslower speed backwards. Other combinations are also madeto reverse the direction of rotation, of which several examplesare now given. Fig. 36 shows a large drum A on the shaft…
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