Dmitry Morozov, aka :vtol:, has a near-fanatical need to warp machines, hacking them until they serve some odd function totally different from what their inventors intended.
Still, there's little comparison between wood knitting needles fanning out eight yards wide like some petrified sea urchin, as they do on the old warping machine, and its computerized equivalent made of aluminum and shrouded in a green plastic hood.
It is possible that the toothed warping machine was created by the silk industry; it allowed the warp to be more uniform and allowed the warp to be of a longer length.
Spools of it are then placed on warping machines, which collate up to 1,000 strands at a time across the room onto a large flywheel.
Bobbins and warping machines appear together in the stained glass at Chartres and in a fresco in the Cologne Kunkelhaus (ca 1300).
"What about warp knitting machines?" Omar asked.
As is the case with many elderly people, my fear of hospitals is directly related to the fear of being put in some sort of time warp of machine-generated life support, tortured with tubes and left to rot in an undignified and helpless state with no hope of recovery, a heartbreaking burden to my children.
A circular warp-knitting machine using servomotor to drives selected using the method reported is designed, built and successfully tested.
A circular warp-knitting machine is recently made possible by using a novel concept of a conical needle bed and patterning cams with enclosed cam followers to drive the patterning rings.
In the Heathcot, or bobbinet, machine, warp threads were arranged so that the threads moved downward as the beams unwound.
In sizing machine, warper beams were fed in two segment.
