The art of weaving, by hand and by power, with an introductory account of its rise and progress in ancient and modern times . th pick was thrown to theright by treadle 2, then the cam which works the treadle 1, isshot out sideways to the right by means of the cross groove xin the double grooved wheel e, bringing the next striking arm ofthe cam inside (towards the right hand) of its treadle, therebymoving the lever/-, (see Fig. 237) with its follower or oval buttonJi^, (Fig. 236) from the groove q-, to that ofp^, thus throwing offthe arm of treadle 1. and bringing in its place the otlier arm of
The art of weaving, by hand and by power, with an introductory account of its rise and progress in ancient and modern times . th pick was thrown to theright by treadle 2, then the cam which works the treadle 1, isshot out sideways to the right by means of the cross groove xin the double grooved wheel e, bringing the next striking arm ofthe cam inside (towards the right hand) of its treadle, therebymoving the lever/-, (see Fig. 237) with its follower or oval buttonJi^, (Fig. 236) from the groove q-, to that ofp^, thus throwing offthe arm of treadle 1. and bringing in its place the otlier arm of thesame cam, preventing the shuttle from being thrown the ninth mo-tion, the treadle 1, not being then acted upon. Secondly, it is now evident that treadle 2, must not be acted uponthe tenth motion, because that treadle throws the shuttle to theright hand side, where it already is. The next thing to be accom-plished, is to slide the other cam, which, works treadle 2, sideways,so as to throw the acting arm to the right hand side of treadle 2 ;which is elTected by means of the lever /-, and its follower or oval Pig: ftg-.^ai.
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