Twisting Mill
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A short dictionary entry on the twisting-mill, also called a thread-frame, a cotton-manufacturing machine similar to the throstle that is used to make sewing thread. It describes how two to six yarns pass through a water or starch trough, over a roller, and to a rotating flyer that twists them into thread wound on bobbins. It includes a line diagram (Fig. 6839).
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- Article
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- 1876
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- English
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