I started out with the tubular cast on with Waste Yarn and the double bed with 20 stitches on both beds
Once I got to the end of my WY, I then set up the carriage to knit 1x1 rib and worked up 1 row
As this machine will not do the Double English or Fisherman's rib, I am only doing the English rib as per the manual of this machine with the exception as how the chart is set up to move the cam lever from slip to stockinet every row. I just put one side lever on the knitter to the circle (forward) and left the other side lever back (to the upside down triangle) and the cam to Slip
The ribber carriage has the opposite side lever up to zero and the other one down to one
After the initial first row, I then set the cam on the ribber carriage to the upside down U which will tuck one way on the ribber but knit the other way.
Forgot to add this and just counted on the green cowl, it looks like I did 200 rows on this.
When I grafted the first few times, I was working it as per the internet instructions but when one takes the 2 ends of a length of any kind of rib, the stitches just do not line up, here is a picture of how that happened and no matter how I changed the way of grafting for rib, it still came out the same. Click the picture to see the full size.
So then I come to the conclusion that one had to graft one side first and then the other side second as I shown in the video, part 2 near the end, or you can view the Full Needle Rib grafting as it is the same way
On the Brother type knitting machines, you can do the Full or Fisherman's rib, set your knitter carriage to tuck one way and the ribber carriage to tuck the opposite way. You will want to start out and end with a plain 1x1 rib so that you can graft them together or if you start out and end with 1 side being tucked, just remember to put the tapestry needle through the 2 loops that would be as 1 stitch.