- the
metal hooks emplo**** to hold the
fabric to the
frame were
known as "
tentering hooks".
Tenters were
primarily utilized to
process woolen fabric. During...
- of two
thousand British adults,
ranking in
fifth place. "Fulling and
Tentering « Trowbridge Museum". trowbridgemuseum.co.uk.
Approximate centroid of...
-
intermediate floor is
tentering of the main
shaft of
douglas fir with an iron construction,
which used to have a motor. Also here are the
tentering of the grinding...
- process,
which may be
automatic or
controlled by the miller, is
called tentering. The
grain is
lifted in
sacks to the "sack floor" at the top of the mill...
-
runner stone is
called tentering and lightering. In many
windmills it is
automated by
adding a
centrifugal governor to the
tentering gear.
Depending on the...
- supply.
Finer speed adjustment was made
during the
milling process by
tentering, that is,
adjusting the gap
between the
stones according to the water...
- (きっと☆ずっと) 2002:
Tentere neko
damasii ～天てれ猫だましぃ～ MTK5th 2002:
Tentere uta
makura ～天てれ歌まくら～ MTK4th 2003: Go! Go!
Tamagodon (Go!Go!たまご丼) 2003:
Tentere jou karubi...
-
Leachman (1) for
Improvements in
Machinery or
Apparatus for
pressing and
tentering Woollen and
other Woven or
Felted Fabrics (2) for
Improvements in Machinery...
-
large green on the
opposite side of the
bridge was used for
drying and
tentering locally sourced wool,
mostly produced by
sheep in the Suir Valley, Galtee...
- the stones, and
along with the
usual system of
levers adjustable via a
tentering ****, the mill also has a rope
attached that
allows the
miller to lift...
