Basic lappings on Warp knitting

[@Pedro38627]

You make the explanation look very interesting!

[@ricardovital132]

That is an awesome explanation. I thank you for teaching us in a easy way. Many thanks for sharing it with us and keep this great work. Well done!

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[@cuda1071]

Great video it is very informative and now I have a better understanding. :) You did great with your English.

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[@MarcosAlves-jr9dt]

Great, my dear! Congratulations!!

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[@flaviomelo1102]

muito bom em esse vídeo em inglês 👏👏👏👏

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[@henriquefernandes6713]

Boa noite! Seu canal e vídeos são bastante interessantes e esclarecedores, estão me ajudando bastante no entendimento sobre malharia! Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho!

Boa noite Henrique, que legal que os vídeos estão ajudando você, continue por aqui que estou preparando mais conteúdo legal pra compartilhar com a galera que acompanha o canal. Um forte abraço meu amigo!

[@969funny]

Nice

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[@welligtonfranca7419]

Ótimo vídeo parabéns !

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[@jamyllemaria5317]

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[@delibasss2909]

É possível fazer um tecido liso acetinado brilhante em hks 2s? Se possível, você pode compartilhar o relatório do disco padrão e as informações da linha? Obrigado

Olá amigo, tudo bem? É possível sim, posso te sugerir por exemplo um tecido com ligamento Tuch na GB 1 e tricô na GB2, com fio PA 44/12 trilobal GB1 e Elastano 20 ou 40 na GB2, com essa configuração você já consegue um aspecto de tecido que você precisa. Obrigado por participar por aqui. Grande abraço!

[@tahaanwar8196]

Is there a machine that is warp knitting but has weft insertion

[@iamrubelmia]

Awesome explanation. Bro i want to learn (1-0/1-2)×10// this kind of lapping diagram can you explain me to help

Hello Mr. Rubel, are you ok? So, this is a tricot lapping repeated 10 times. Normally, but it depends how machines you have to develop this kind of lapping. You can't work with this lap. For example: One machine with 48 movements to produce one stitch with two movements is impossible to produce (1-0/1-2)x10//. The correct would be (1-0/1-2)X12//. Hope you get it. Success!

[@mdmsudrana7273]

sir nice your laping bord prosed

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[@mdmsudrana7273]

Vary esy idia

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[@barkaatmadni7815]

Very halp full salam

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[@Affar-fr]

Warp Knitting Parts

Thanks for sharing!

[@nileshrajput9658]

0-2/0-2 ok ?

Hello Nilesh, thanks for your comment. Well, in this case we have the same repeat 0-2//. So, we don't need to write it again. Another example happens with the closed pillar stitch that has the chain notation 1-0//. We just write once. Hope I have helped you!

[@nileshrajput9658]

@ ok sir thanks

No problem. if you need anything, just let me know. Have a great day!