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Run the Kodascope until about two feet of film hang from the LOWER
SPROCKET. Insert this end on the TAKE-UP REEL at the place where the
film you unwound leaves the reeled up film, as shown in the illustration.
'Vind up the loose film by hand, turning the TAKE-UP REEL in the direc-
tion
indicated by the arrow in the illustration; then continue projection.
If it is desired to splice the film at once, proceed as follows:
Leave the upper and lower reels in position, un thread the film from
the sprockets and gate and draw the ends of the film out. Use the splicing
block in
the Kodascope Junior Film Splicing Outfit, or use the Koda-
scope Universal Splicer, and follow the splicing directions that are
included with the outfit. After the splice is made, wind up the slack film
on the upper reel, taking care not to strain the splice by a sudden jerk
before it is set. Rethread the Kodascope and continue projection.
Perfect Splices in a Few Seconds with the . ..
KODASCOPE UNIVERSAL SPLICER
With this accessory, spli cing can be
done very rapidly and easily. It is a
great help when editing your films.
Either 16 mm. or 8 mm. film can
be spli ced with this machine.
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