The original hand-operated spinning machine had only one spindle driven by a wheel to spin a single thread at a time.
Now, they have rearranged several or even dozens of spindles from a single horizontal arrangement to a vertical one, driven by one wheel, instantly increasing efficiency by dozens of times.
Understanding the principle, Violet, along with the artisans, installed as many as eighty spindles on the first spinning machine, achieving eighty times the original spinning machine's capacity.
With the steam engine in operation, those manual workshops trailing behind them wouldn't even be dust.
Moreover, the improved steam-powered flying shuttle loom further heightened weaving efficiency by forty times compared to the original "treadle loom."
Even more brutally, they set up eight spinning machines and two looms in one go, forming a production module.
