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25th June 08, 04:44 PM
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As I understand it, the sett size is dependent on the size and weight of the threads making up the fabric. For example, 16oz wool has a larger sett than 13 oz wool. As I recall, the PV is 10.5-11 oz weight and has a smaller sett.
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25th June 08, 04:55 PM
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 Originally Posted by Splash_4
As I understand it, the sett size is dependent on the size and weight of the threads making up the fabric. For example, 16oz wool has a larger sett than 13 oz wool. As I recall, the PV is 10.5-11 oz weight and has a smaller sett.
That is correct. The lighter the thread the smaller the sett, conversely the heaver the thread the larger, or wider and taller the sett.
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25th June 08, 04:59 PM
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Generally speaking this is true, although it doesn't scale arithmetically.
If you're worried about have pleats that are too shallow, just double the sett (i.e., put two repeat into each pleat rather than just one), and you'll have pleats that are a more normal depth. If the sett is 3-4", this works fine. If it's 5-6", you're probably better off using only one repeat per pleat.
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