American School (Chicago, Ill.), Nelson, H. William (Hector William), b. 1869 · Chicago : The School · leaf 51
e reeeiver in position to net. This proteetion slide is necessary for tlie reason that often after the loom is stopped, the lay is drawn forward and then pushed back, wlien the feelers pass under the lilling, and if no protection slide were provided the dagger would strike the receiver thus… … Fig. 132. Knowles Broad Loom Motion. Timiuq the Motion. The inclined slide, F, is adjustable to control the action and position of the feeler wires. By lowering the front end and raising the back, the feelers are caused to rise more quickly. On looms fitted with two sets of feelers the slide must…
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