Knitting; a Manual of Practical Instruction in the Mechanical Details of All Types of Knitting Machinery, Their Operation, Adjustment, And Care
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Double work in knitting consists merely in running two threads where one is ordinarily used. Coarser and heavier needles are re- cjuired and a wider gauge for the needle cylinder. Fancy effects are obtained in double work by running two colors instead of one, the tendency l)eing for one thread to twist around the other, thus making fancy double and twist work.
CONE WINDING.
The proper presentation of yarn to the knitting machine is (me of the most important factors in the production of knit... goods, and is, in a measure, more important in connection with, the latch-needle machines than with spring needles. In the case of spring needle machines, where the bobbins rest on racks below the cylinders and near the floor, they may be made very large without other difficulty; but with latch-needle circular machines, where the yarn is placed on a rack above the cylinder, it is desirable to have as much yarn as possible in a small, light package.
The use of the paper tube to wind on, instead of the heavy winder bobbin, permits of the greatest quantity of yarn with the least weight, and winding machines have reached such a degree of perfection that the yarn is built into cones of uniform taper and tension, which give a free delivery to the knitting machines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
33.
Double work in knitting consists merely in running two threads where one is ordinarily used. Coarser and heavier needles are re- cjuired and a wider gauge for the needle cylinder. Fancy effects are obtained in double work by running two colors instead of one, the tendency l)eing for one thread to twist around the other, thus making fancy double and twist work.
CONE WINDING.
The proper presentation of yarn to the knitting machine is (me of the most important factors in the production of knit... goods, and is, in a measure, more important in connection with, the latch-needle machines than with spring needles. In the case of spring needle machines, where the bobbins rest on racks below the cylinders and near the floor, they may be made very large without other difficulty; but with latch-needle circular machines, where the yarn is placed on a rack above the cylinder, it is desirable to have as much yarn as possible in a small, light package.
The use of the paper tube to wind on, instead of the heavy winder bobbin, permits of the greatest quantity of yarn with the least weight, and winding machines have reached such a degree of perfection that the yarn is built into cones of uniform taper and tension, which give a free delivery to the knitting machines.
What to read after Knitting; a Manual of Practical Instruction in the Mechanical Details of All Types of Knitting Machinery, Their Operation, Adjustment, And Care?
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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