Jacquard Machines; Instruction Paper
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There are also grooves at each end of the needle board. The grooves are for the lacings which hold tlie cards together.
The lacing naturally makes the card occupy more space at the ends and center, because it passes along the upper and under sides of the card, and if there were no grooves in the needle board, the needles would have to be made longer so as to allow the points to protrude farther out from the needle board; or when the card 10 JACQUARD MACHINES was in contact with the needle point...s, the liooks would not be pressed back far enough to prevent them from being lifted. The grooves are also a great saving on the lacing of the cards, for if it came in close contact with the needle board every time the cylin- der was drawn in, the lacing would soon be cut, and this often causes the breakage of cards.
The reason for the extra rows of needles, is to allow the sel- vedge to be worked by that row of hooks; also because a jacquard sometimes has patterns added that require additional harness at o o o o D D 3 "1 n '^ '^ J ^ .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are also grooves at each end of the needle board. The grooves are for the lacings which hold tlie cards together.
The lacing naturally makes the card occupy more space at the ends and center, because it passes along the upper and under sides of the card, and if there were no grooves in the needle board, the needles would have to be made longer so as to allow the points to protrude farther out from the needle board; or when the card 10 JACQUARD MACHINES was in contact with the needle point...s, the liooks would not be pressed back far enough to prevent them from being lifted. The grooves are also a great saving on the lacing of the cards, for if it came in close contact with the needle board every time the cylin- der was drawn in, the lacing would soon be cut, and this often causes the breakage of cards.
The reason for the extra rows of needles, is to allow the sel- vedge to be worked by that row of hooks; also because a jacquard sometimes has patterns added that require additional harness at o o o o D D 3 "1 n '^ '^ J ^ .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American School of Correspondence to read onlineMoreLess
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