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The spinning machine has helped out society today in many ways. It as made the production of clothes faster. There was also a use of water which helped to reduce the use of other materials such as wood.

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The Spinning machine or spinning mill was invited by Samuel Slater in 1790. It would work by using the water from the Blackstone river.The Blackstone river would sin the wheel that would power the machines. There was other spinning machines but this one was the first successful water powered one. They would use the cotton and spin it into yarn. Which yarn is where we would get all of our products from. This machines would also include another machine invented by Eli Whitney to separate the cotton. This mill was created to make it easier on the people who worked the putting out system. The intention of this product helped create the factory system. And help with the textile production.  It made life harder for some because it took away some jobs that would of had cut the wood or got another way to get the energy from.

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The spinning machine helps us turn out cotton into yarn. a faster easier way to be able to make our clothes and fabrics. To use in our everyday lives!

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Making your lives easier since 1790

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