A Suggestion for Using a Rag Shuttle as a Spool Shuttle
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A short 1930 how-to note by Ralph A. Hall on converting a rag shuttle to carry spool shuttles. Cut half-inch dowel spacers, bore quarter-inch holes, and fit them between the shuttle sides to hold the spools in line. Three-sixteenth-inch machine bolts with thumb nuts secure the spools, and a hole bored in the shuttle side leads the thread out. It ends with a tip for laying out a color scheme on a strip of adding machine paper that rolls up with the weaving. Two diagrams show the arrangement.
- Type
- Article
- Date
- January-February 1930
- Language
- English
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- 1
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