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    But doesn't each pleat act as its own individual pendulum because each is fixed at a different part of the fell. Therefore the weight of the cloth in each pleat would be a greater factor affecting swing than total weight of the pleats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turpin View Post
    But doesn't each pleat act as its own individual pendulum because each is fixed at a different part of the fell. Therefore the weight of the cloth in each pleat would be a greater factor affecting swing than total weight of the pleats.
    But each pleat is connected to the next, so all the pleats would act in concert.
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