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A dictionary entry from Knight's American Mechanical Dictionary describing the slubbing-billy and slubbing machines used to give wool cardings a light twist before spinning. It explains the billy-gate carriage, spindles, leather apron, billy-roller and clasp, and how the carriage motion draws out and twists the rovings. It also covers the condenser form of slubbing machine and relates the machine to Hargreaves's spinning-jenny and the mule. One engraving (Fig. 5211) shows a slubbing-billy.

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Date
1876
Language
English
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1
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