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Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. “John Kay.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 12 July 2018, www.britannica.com/biography/John-Kay.

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What would you do for a Flying Shuttle

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So the flying shuttle runs along a track called the race. The race is built in the looms beater. At each end of the race is a box with a mechanism in it for propelling the shuttle out of the box and across to the other side of the race, with great force. The weaver pulls on a cord that activates this mechanism and shoots the shuttle across the race. When the weaver pulls on the left side, the shuttle flies that way, and when he pulls right, it flies back. The flying shuttle has a bullet-shaped metal nose, and it runs across the race on rollers. The weft emerges from one end of the shuttle rather than from the side. The weft is wound onto a pirn rather than a bobbin, and the pirn does not rotate in the shuttle.

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This invention allowed the weaver weave a lot wider fabric. It also could be mechanized which then has the allowing for an automatic machine looms. So over all it pretty much just allowed the weaver to weave big materials much faster then usual.

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The flying shuttle is something that allowed a single weaver to weave much wider fabric.

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The flying shuttle was invented by John Kay in1733