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Standard Rotary Shuttle — User manual

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Brand: Standard
Model / document: Standard Rotary Shuttle
Document type: User manual
Language: English
Pages: 18
File size: 3.1 MB
Category: Sewing machines
Document date: Not specified in catalog

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EVERY PART IS OILED
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THE "STANDARD" ROTARY SEWING MACHINE.
                  DlRECTIONS FOR UQING

   "BUNK" Tm: "(isms-n"  ANTI! lium- MIA!) humus“: -—It is nut ininmlnd
thnt thn in m uuunl wiwcl under llw iuhiu nhnll ever  lu- unlu-llml.  Sunny Drop
“and  llllu‘ll nu an; m construe-uni that tho Bland wlwvi will unln-lt win-m-wr
iim lit-ml ha lnworml. whit-h in u gnu! unnuynnce.  In llw "Slmnhml"  it inn-er
unlmiis', uni tlm mwhino in rmniy fur use the mount-m tlw hum] is mim-d on tm
tho nth  r».
    If it in nm-cmmry In Illrnw (In! lmn-l n! (lu- nmvhilln I'm-k on H! hing-Hg ur k»
inlu- it nll tim table, luwvr llm hmul fur «rough to draw Ilw imll un-r the ham]
wheel in the right, which will rt'h'M' the bead
               OlLlNO.
    I'rupvr llivniinu  in nilin  n mnvhine and
lumping  it ole-nu  I- of wiml  mporiancc  to  its
nu-vcuful opurulinn.  Nvglm't of this require-
lnnut "Hm u-num-n "mull-wt Worry and trouble.
lluy yuur nil (rum unwing lulu-hinn  Ilc'llil'l‘l and
ynn will pvt Ill" lmul.  l'our oil will gum nud clog
Ihnmnehimv. ml fruquc-nilv nilcnndnyM halt.
win-n nuingliw nuvlnnv.    'ut iln-oiiuniu amnll
Il|lllll|l| inn;  ll lll’u  I in n plum  iu‘ Klllﬂclhnh Tum
luv hmui win-«i  )! um iv “hilu ailing. no as to dip-
ll’lhilin lhu nil  -ruxn-.r y.
     If n.» mm- ninv runu hard mine pun neuln
uni"): nr vii-tuning.
  Thu  plum-s  In  ln- Oil-511W"  indicate-i  lllﬂ  ~
arm I, z. 3, 4 and 8, by the word "nil".  Also, 0  l
insidu the upright part of the arm by turning Ilu-
spool smml A.  i"«,:. 4, thus 0lean the uprI ht Ic-vvl’.  nil llm connecting joint it the tape   of
the»  l:‘-v.~r, and the part that nwivcll. Milt Wny
down the luw-r.  Thy mould be kept inf/1M  They
“It important pnéntx.
      ‘l’n oil undvr lln- bod of machine. throw lho
 bn-lt all and turn lhn hmul back on its hingm.
    Oil whvmvor twu puns come  In mnmet
when in motion.
         the mnchimv cloun.      ‘I‘oKeepoil  plat-m indimuml  in  Fig.  2.   it will
be not-omrv  to lake 01!  (hr inns plant.  This
can deonn‘hy rﬂnovlng iim ilmmh mruw  that.
holds tlm fin-u plate in pmimm.
    I! Irnm nu mwnmnlntinn of dirt, ur tho use-
01 pour oil. or lwcnim- lhn  llllu'llilu' hus stood a
lung timn mnl tlm nil lmx driml out. tln- mm'hino
has lmcnmo guunnrd and runs ham. flush lho
working part» will: knhmvnv. run llu- muchhw a
few lnum-‘lltﬁnml wilw nwry ynrt dry, then oil
 the b'lnrin m— (In nut nil-n ulw. nu  liu- hwﬂlk‘nv
will out o   nil llm nil. nml unlmua nih-d unow tin-
balrlngn  will run haul and  rapidly wear out.                    I"       _  2.
0m! Spot whvrn-  lln-rr-  is  irivlinn  will make u           h"
 whole machine run lnmi unlmi it in oilmi.          "FM"! ‘L‘Tfi‘l'lfm'm‘ F.“
    Very liiiluuii in nun-dud on ”in mmdioe banal-u Fig. 2. as it iA puck-w! in ham                                     Fm. 8.  View under the bed.
 which n-minn llm oil for it long (inn.- urui prevents Im running down the nami’.
 bur; ndmp en-ry tlmm or (our uinys in nli that is re  uir-«l.  (hm drop cuwh tiny
should be put in the uhuttlo run.  Partivuhtr nth-m on in (mill-d to tho oiiin  ol
 the hearing at. tho right. lmml npiwr part "I the lu-ml lu-twwn the hnml w Ni
 and the a col pin.  (Sm- Fla. 4.)   l'hlx iu the shaft that mun-a A" thn puts wd
 "01113 to m kept well  oil-rd.   if  it  is nut. it will cut out npidly and a new
 hearing hooded.
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TI'II " STANDARD " RO‘I’Am SEWING MACHINE. iblﬂtCTIONS FOE USING

To make a mule van? rum. either antenna: the stitch of your machine or
instead of this turn the thumb screw (7. “5.32. to the right. l‘o make a aoant
fume turn thumb aorew to left. or inatead, lengthen the stitch or your machine.
For ml. or mm m rumln it in advised to ahorten or lengthen atltoh oi ma-
chine. rather than toadjuat w th thumb aerew. other than to mako the orimper
move far enough to pick up the cloth.
RUPFUNQ AND SEWING ON.
Place the piece tohe gathered between the two blades of the miller, ea in
ceding milling (nee Fig. 83). nod the goods on which the mine in to be
me}; under the miller on the bed 0! the machine. Proceed aa In plain
w- ‘_

m. at
SHIRRINU.
Attach the whirring hiade. Fig. 5. which find in the
box of ntuwhmenle. in the same manner M the under-
braider la attached. (See page a).
Before attaching the rulller to the pres-er bnr. irraap
the attachment ﬁrmly hetwmn the thumb and foreﬁnger
of the left 7 the point marked l-‘. l-‘Ig. ﬂ, and
nah down wi right hand on the part at the bot-
rn of the attachment that projeotu to the ri t. It
will be found that thin part swing: downw on It
lvot. and that tho aeparutinu blade Ia attached to it.
gouanue to push downward nod backward until the in "lung into position. a seen in l-‘ig. 53. where it will he entire] out of the my of the work. Attach the
ruﬂlor an escrii-«i on page 3. Place the goods hetwnn Cut the the width of the put! required. and mm.- eaeh edge altern- and the milling shifting binder. and proceed the same ately. as per auctions on page 3. on ordirmry in milling.
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Tllll "STANDARD" ROTARY QWING uacmur. DIRECTIONS FOR USING

HOW TO USE THE RUFPLER GAUGES.
By following the lines that run from the gauges on Fig. 20. to the tig-
nm at the ri it. the operator can wll where to place material for the kinds of
work delight! below.
between two handa When pinning top band for Guide No. 8. __A __ hand. (or 5. edge ntitchlngtop Guide No. kip._____
No. 4. Guide for piping. " ’ No. a. Top piece when milling lmtween two pieeee: both piocea m be turned Illﬁﬁilﬁilﬁiﬂi—
back.
No. 2. The piece to he milled.
No. 1. Lower band on which radio in uewod.
This cut shown ruining between two bands with piping over the rtttlle, and
hand over the piping. the upper hand he edge stitched.
Tho piping is inserted in guide 4. is. as. The edge stitched hand in
guides. Fig. an -

ha. 38. quLthcn Phone.

TO MAKE Fth’anrcn Putts.
All that is hired in to torn the semel-‘ig. 22, half way round. so that
the nth end w he to the loit in the position: alwwn by the lnint line that
Kmleete In the attachment al the letter i). it will he neon that the milling
lode moves only at eve filth stilvh. The distance hem-«en (old: will be reg-
niated by the length or i no stitch.
It Is not practical to make ﬁve-elite}: plaita lean than one-iourth oi an Inch
apart. This not show: rowing on cloth with piece turned back and edge stitched.
The edge stitched piece is inserted in guide 5. Fig. $3.
VARIATIONS IN RUFFLINO.

,‘ F152It.

l-‘to. en. This out lhnw milled strip with piplugalun'e and edge ntitchetl band above
The bottom piece of cloth in the shore out lies on the needle- plate of the that” The piping is inserted in gauge 4. Fig. E. and the edged hand in gauge 5.
machine under the milling attachment. The rnﬂle in between the bottom cloth
and the top hand which is inavrted in guide 3. Fig. m.
The band an alien in the out is turned back after having been taken from
the machine. 4;-

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