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Knitting machines have been a part of the textile industry for over a hundred years. They are used to knit two or more pieces of fabric together, usually for an area that will be cut out and then sewn into a finished product.
The knitting machine works by pulling the yarn (called the “waste”) through the loops (called “waste loops”) on needles, which creates what is known as "cast-on stitches" on those needles.
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