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March, 192(i
AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER
Twenl y-five
Loiver Riff fit : Plate D, Service Table and Setting Gauge. Upper Right : Plate E, Blade Holder
in Proper Position for Setting. Center Right : Plate F , Rear View
of Toggle Arms, Toggle Spring, Oil Holes. Lower Left : Plate G, Blade Holder with Blade Set.
Sixth, it is highly important that each day's work be started with fresh cement. Never mix fresh cement with old cement but drain the bottles the previous evening and refill in the morning.
Seventh, girls will alternate each week in operating the machines and are not to switch machines any time during the week, or switch positions at any individual machine as the two girls sitting at any one machine will be held responsible for the condition of that machine.
Eighth, keep feet on the pedals all the time you are sitting at the machine, and whenever it is necessary to leave the machine always close down the cutting blades.
A /'////;, oil all places marked "o" once each week.
By following the above simple instructions no trouble whatsoever should occur.
Key to Letters and Numbers on Photographs ( Letters and numbers on all photographs have the same meaning.) X umbers
No. 1. — Upper left cutting blade.
No. 2 — Upper right cutting blade.
No. 3 — Lower left cutting blade.
No. 4 — Lower right cutting blade.
No. 5 — Puller for registering pins.
No. 6 — Film clamp lever. Letters
X — Keep all screws and bolts marked x tightened.
S — All screws marked s must not be touched.
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