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WIDE
RIB
This
is
the
rib
with
more
than
K3.
P3
.
stitches
aligned
alternately.
(K5.
P5.
rib
is
shown
as
an
example
.)
Two
methods
for
wide
rib
are
introduced
below:-
One
is
for
using
medium
yarn
(Operation
Table
"A")
and
the
other
is
for thick
yarn
(Operation
Table
"B").
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On
both
ends
of
the fabric, the end needles
on
Knitter
and
Ribber
must
be
in B
position
by
transferring stitches
if
necessary.
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