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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 67

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owever, the difference be too great, it might bewell to test the reams and segregate them, thus reducingthe changes of the gate, beam and cams to the minimum;or square the paper. Changing of the striker and gate isto some extent eliminated on machines having adjustablesteel guides, as thej^ have… … of different lengths. The two slots in the head are usedfor adjusting or sliding along the cams to make a longeror shorter lift or drop. With the beam in position, seta cam in one of the slots just back of the pen-rest shoeor toe plate. Fasten by means of the thumbscrews. Turnthe machine by hand…

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