Machine knitting

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Introduction

Machine knitting refers to the use of knitting machines, nowadays mostly digital ones.

According to k2g2 - the definitive guide for krafty knerds and geek girls. wiki, industrial “Knitting machines have an array of needles, each holding an individual knitting stitch. When a carriage passes over a needle it creates a new stitch. (This process being about 100 times faster than hand knitting.) In tubular knitting machines, carriages move on a circular rail, while in flat knitting, carriages move back and forth, changing directions after each row. Although having to go back and forth is a backdraw, since it deceases knitting speed, and exceeds more stress on the machine, flat bed knitting machines have become extremely popular, in applications where flexibility in shaping is required.”

See also:

Home user digital knitting machines

  • Kniterate. A exciting kickstarter project that promised first badges of machines to backers in August 1918. So far (Sept. 8 2019, no machine has been shipped).
  • Brother KH-930 (aka CompuKnit III) is a domestic knitting machin

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