Industrial Social Education
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It is important that the ends be screwed rather than nailed to the strips which join them. It is also important that the brads be placed as in the model. It will l>e noticed that across the ends are placed two rows of brads, spaced one half inch apart, and alternating in position. To these brads the threads which form the warp are tied in stringing up the loom.
Fig. II shows a working drawing of the heddle used for this loom. This heddle is made from one eighth inch l)rass, is nine and one half... inches long and three and one half inches wide. About one and five six- teenths inches above the lower edge is placed a row of holes one eighth inch in diameter. These holes are spaced one half inch apart and the first is one half inch from the left edge. Alternating with the. Holes is a row of slots, each one eight] i inch wide and two inches long, spaced one half inch apart. One end of the slot is one fourth inch from the lower edge of the heddle. The heddle is used to separate the threads of the warp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is important that the ends be screwed rather than nailed to the strips which join them. It is also important that the brads be placed as in the model. It will l>e noticed that across the ends are placed two rows of brads, spaced one half inch apart, and alternating in position. To these brads the threads which form the warp are tied in stringing up the loom.
Fig. II shows a working drawing of the heddle used for this loom. This heddle is made from one eighth inch l)rass, is nine and one half... inches long and three and one half inches wide. About one and five six- teenths inches above the lower edge is placed a row of holes one eighth inch in diameter. These holes are spaced one half inch apart and the first is one half inch from the left edge. Alternating with the. Holes is a row of slots, each one eight] i inch wide and two inches long, spaced one half inch apart. One end of the slot is one fourth inch from the lower edge of the heddle. The heddle is used to separate the threads of the warp.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Alpheus Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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