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Richard Arkwright's water frame, patented in 1769, was initially expensive to produce and required significant investment, estimated at around £100 at the time. This cost reflected the advanced technology and materials involved in its design, which enabled the mass production of cotton thread. The investment was substantial for individual entrepreneurs, contributing to the rise of factory-based textile manufacturing.

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