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Edmund Cartwright was an English inventor born Oct 30, he graduated from oxford and married at the age of 19. Patented a power loom in 1785. This used water as power instead of human power which sped up the weaving process. Weavers were able to use all the thread that spinners could produce. It was to be forty years before his ideas were modified into a reliable automatic loom.

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the power loom is a great thing for the industrial Revolution but not for everyone. for instance power loom reduced the demand for skilled hand-workers this will cause wages to go down and unemployment. Usually this causes loom mills to hire children.

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Q: So how does the power loom work?
A: well the huge components of the loom are the warp beam, heddles, harnesses, shuttle, reed and take-up roll. In the loom, yarn processing includes shedding, picking, battening and taking-up operations.
Q: So how did you do process wool before this invention?
A: This invention helps a lot. we use to just have to process wool and cotton through a machine manually but now its much easier.

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The power Loom was invented in 1785 during the industrial revolution which lasted 1820 to 1840 and was the transition of many manufacturing processes. Invented by Edmund Cartwright The Power loom is a mechanical loom powered by a line shaft. The Power loom was an important part of the revolution and In 1850 there were over 260,000 in operation in England