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The invention of the Water Frame had a Huge impact on society, there were many new job opening that came with the growth of the textile industry. Many inventions were inspired by Arkwright's Water Frame like Samuel Crompton he invented the Spinning mule in 1779 so Crompton used parts of the Water Frame and of an earlier machine called a Spinning Jenny. It helped improve the way in making cotton, instead of doing it by hand its now done by machinery. It also put a bad impact because since this job doesn't take a lot of people it made people not have jobs, but it could put a good influence by letting other jobs be filled.

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The Water Frame is a invention, is a large spinning machine and was used when cloth was only made by hand. The machine made lots of cotton threads all at once. This machine was invented in 1769 by Englishman Richard Arkwright and used water from rivers as its source of power. The first prototype spinner was powered by horses, water powered spinner, that were the name "water frame” came from. Cotton yarn had been used in the weaving of fabrics. In looms, cotton yarn could be used as weft, but was not strong enough to be as warp in most cases, stronger threads of linen were used for this purpose. Arkwright's water frame produced the first yarn suitable for use as both warp and weft. For the first time in England, all cotton materials could woven.
Richard Arkwright came up with a invention that would change the world forever. No one ever thought that anyone would come up with a machine that would create cloths for people. The new spinning machine created a new problem, for hand looms could not match the speed of people making looms, causing a surplus of yarn to accrue. This problem was partially solved by the invention of Edmund Cartwright 's mechanical loom. For instance, it was the first important breakthrough of the Industrial revolution. It was the only one made in the world. Even though this was long in our past, it is still very important today.

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The water frame was the first spinning machine that performed constant spinning of cotton yarn. It is able to produce very strong, smooth yarn that paved the way for the weaving of all-cotton fabrics.

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Richard Arkwright