American School of Correspondence, Nelson, Hector William, 1869- [from old catalog] · Chicago, American school of correspondence at Armour institute of technology · leaf 44
190 WEAVING such, particularly on fine goods, and it is fine cloth which is most likely to become so. injured. Sometimes the finest burrs will make temple marks, in which case tapered burrs should be used, and the pins covered with tissue paper or very thm cloth until only the points show through.… … Fig. 127. Inclined Ring Temple. Fig. 128. Inclined Ring Temple. for the same purpose, but paper or thin cloth is preferable. Usmg burrs which are too coarse is often the cause of temple marks on fine goods, and finer burrs must be used to remedy any such fault. Blunted or bent pins and incorrect…
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