Correct Reeding of Weaves, Part 2
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Second part of Joseph Funke's article on how the number of warp ends per dent in the reed affects the appearance of woven cloth. It examines filling twills (4-, 5- and 6-harness) and satin-type weaves, showing how different reeding plans produce uniform, elongated or shortened filling floats and visible lines in the twill. The text is illustrated with drawdown figures (Figures 23-44) and closes with a summary of the most and least suitable reeding rules.
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