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Using the IDL Industrial Dobby Loom User's Manual
Page | 38 Warp Tension
2) Loosen the adjusting bolts on the Temple Holder Bracket so that it’s
somewhat movable.
3) Swing the Temple holder bracket up and in, so that it is about 1/4”
below the warp, with the selvage just touching the inside of the
bracket.
4) Open the shed.
5) Bring the holder up until the ridges on its platform just contact the
bottom of the warp. The platform should be parallel with the warp.
6) Tighten the Temple Holder Bracket adjusting bolt.
7) Slide the temple assembly into its slot on the holder bracket. Seat
the roller atop the warp and lock it down.
8) Check to be sure that everything is properly tightened down.
The selvages should run freely across the bracket.
Temple Rings
Using a Temple System is somewhat of an art and opinion varies amongst
weavers about things like the choice of rings and the length of the needles.
However, we can offer some useful guidelines to help get you started.
We provide you with a set of general purpose rings. If the needles are
holding the selvage sufficiently well, and isn’t causing looping or leaving a
perforated line in the warp, you’re doing fine. If, however, you’re having
problems, you made need to investigate different rings. As a rule of thumb,
heavier yarns need rings with longer and fewer needles. Finer yarns require
rings with more and shorter needles.
For additional information, please contact an AVL Customer Service
Representative.
W
ARP
T
ENSION
The warp tension device on your loom offers a number of advantages; chief
amongst these is that it allows you to set tension in extremely fine degrees
that remain constant as your beam surrenders warp. Unless you’ve used
other AVL equipment, you’re probably not familiar with this way of keeping
tension. If you find the concept a little foreign, be patient; we promise that
you’ll soon recognize its merit.