Jute And Linen Weaving
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The change is accomplished from the weaver's position by a strap or chain 3 passing over and fixed to the flange pulley Z. In this manner the headpiece F is caused to release the stud K of the lever M, while the recess on the left is made to engage with the stud J of the lever L, and so actuate the cylinder H. It is obvious, as well as desir- able, that this change can only be effected when the headpiece F is in its lowest position with both cylinders full out. The cylinder, which for the time ...being is at rest, is of course held in this position by the action of the spiral spring 4, which connects the levers P and Q. Adjustable stops 5 and 6 are suitably supported to retain the levers L and M in the most convenient position for effecting the changes, while suitable studs not shown support and guide the sliding piece.
A special machine introduced some few years ago by Mr. Eobert Hutchison, Dunfermline, and now extensively used in and around that centre of damask weaving, is that shown in Figs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The change is accomplished from the weaver's position by a strap or chain 3 passing over and fixed to the flange pulley Z. In this manner the headpiece F is caused to release the stud K of the lever M, while the recess on the left is made to engage with the stud J of the lever L, and so actuate the cylinder H. It is obvious, as well as desir- able, that this change can only be effected when the headpiece F is in its lowest position with both cylinders full out. The cylinder, which for the time ...being is at rest, is of course held in this position by the action of the spiral spring 4, which connects the levers P and Q. Adjustable stops 5 and 6 are suitably supported to retain the levers L and M in the most convenient position for effecting the changes, while suitable studs not shown support and guide the sliding piece.
A special machine introduced some few years ago by Mr. Eobert Hutchison, Dunfermline, and now extensively used in and around that centre of damask weaving, is that shown in Figs.
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