American School (Chicago, Ill.), Nelson, H. William (Hector William), b. 1869 · Chicago : The School · leaf 46
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 teiiq)le marks, in wliich case tapered burrs should be used, and the pius covered with tissue paper or very thin cloth until only the points show… … Fig. 128. Inclined Ring Temple. for the same purpose, but })aper or thin cloth is preferable. Using burrs which are too coarse is often the cause of temple marks on fine goods, and finer burrs must l)e used to remedy any such fault. lUunted or bent pins and incorrect setting are also frequent…
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