Satinet Loom
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A short dictionary entry from Knight's New Mechanical Dictionary describing the satinet loom, a loom built for heavy cloth such as satinets, twills, jeans, satin stripes and checked cottonades. It notes the four boxes at one end, the open-shed design, and an endless chain that moves the heddle levers so patterns can be changed without cams. A line illustration (Fig. 2194) shows a plain lathe, single-shuttle loom.
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- 1884
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- English
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From Ralph Griswold's Digital Archive, delivered by the University of Arizona.
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