Flat Machine Knitting And Fabrics
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When the lever drops back on to the chain without any studs under it it is clear of all slides ; therefore will make no changes. The other slides are moved in the same way as the one just explained, but each one has the part, which make?
the changes, constructed in such a manner that it will operate that particular member of the locks for which it is intended.
Changing the Yarn Carriers There is one other change that is made by these levers and slides besides the changes in the stitch, and that... is changing the yarn carriers to make stripes of different colors. This is done, not by changing the yarn in the yarn carriers as one might imagine, but by providing a carrier for each yarn needed and then changing the carriers. These carriers are shown at letter k, in Fig. 46. They are not fixed to the carriage but are attached to a block which slides back and forth on ways or gibs which are shown at 1, 2, 3 and 4, and reach the length of the machine. The gibs are undercut on a bevel on both edges and the block is undercut in the same way, so they dovetail together to keep the block from lifting off, yet are free to slide back and forth on the gib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the lever drops back on to the chain without any studs under it it is clear of all slides ; therefore will make no changes. The other slides are moved in the same way as the one just explained, but each one has the part, which make?
the changes, constructed in such a manner that it will operate that particular member of the locks for which it is intended.
Changing the Yarn Carriers There is one other change that is made by these levers and slides besides the changes in the stitch, and that... is changing the yarn carriers to make stripes of different colors. This is done, not by changing the yarn in the yarn carriers as one might imagine, but by providing a carrier for each yarn needed and then changing the carriers. These carriers are shown at letter k, in Fig. 46. They are not fixed to the carriage but are attached to a block which slides back and forth on ways or gibs which are shown at 1, 2, 3 and 4, and reach the length of the machine. The gibs are undercut on a bevel on both edges and the block is undercut in the same way, so they dovetail together to keep the block from lifting off, yet are free to slide back and forth on the gib.
What to read after Flat Machine Knitting And Fabrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) to read onlineMoreLess
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