The theoretical weavability limit relationships developed in Part One were tested using a range of tightly woven fabrics made from regular thickness warp ends and filling yarns with pulse train irregularities. Periodic and random thickness variation filling yarns were used. Results showed that the agreement between the theoretical and loom maximum fabric cover factors was good up to eight-harness weaves. Predicted weavability limit relationships can be used to determine whether a proposed construction is weavable, and can be applied to fancy fabrics with irregularities that are either intentional or unintentional. 17 refs.