technique for dressing the loom for new work is best understood with reference to fig1 a 11b and 11c when delivery of the warp threads 404 from the warp beam comes to a stop the beginning warp ends of the new project are spliced to the terminal ends of the one presently on the loom see fig1 c a straight flat inch narrow rigid unit 400 is placed below the warp threads 404 next to the warp holding sticks 406 408 attaching them to the warp beam shallow warp wide slits 402 in the upper surface of the unit 400 match the warps 404 which slip into the matching slits 402 glue is then worked into the slits 402 to impregnate the upper surfaces of the warps 404 inside the slits 402 the cloth beam 34 stick 34 end 408 for the new job is placed in closed parallel over the slotted unit 400 so as to bring the new warp threads 404 in corresponding slits 402 and in firm contact with glue impregnated warps this procedure provides a quick wholesale splicing of the terminal ends of the almost completed job with the beginning ends of the new job when the glue has set the warp beam and the cloth beam 34 sticks 34 406 408 for the new job are both cut away warp beam stick 406 for the new job is attached to the warp beam rolled up and placed in position on the loom weaving on the old job now re commences and proceeds.