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CLASS
70
INSTRUCTION
BOOK
UPPER
AND
LOWER
CUTTER
46. GENERAL:
The
upper
and
lower
cutter
may be
adjusted
up and down
and
laterally
to
the
right
or
left.
47.
The
position of
cutters
determines
the
width of
the
fabric
within
the
seam
. When a
butt
seam
is
desired,
the cutting
surfaces
should
be
positioned
approximately
in
the middle
of
the
Needle
Flate
Chaining
Finger.
When a gap
seam
is
desired,
the
cutting
surfaces
shouldbe
positioned
as
for
a
butt
then
moved
to
the
left
about
1/2
the width of
the
gap
required.
Lap
seams
are
created
by
setting
the
cutting
surfaces
to
the
right
of
the
butt
seam
posit
ion.
The
position of the
cutters
will
vary
with
the
thickness
of
fabric
and
some
trial
settings
should be
made
to
determine
the
correct
position
for
each
weight
of
material.
Loosely
woven
materials
require
a
wider
setting
than light
fabrics.
48.
The
L.
C.
Holder
slides
in the L. C.
Holder
Support
Assembly
providing
lateral
movement
to
the
Lower
Cutter
. Do not allow the
Lower
Cutter
to
push too tightly
against
the
Upper
Cutter.
If
more
than a light
pressure
is
required,
it
usually
indicates
that
the
cutters
are
dull
and
should
be
sharpened.
ADJUSTMENT
49. Set
the
cutting
edge
of
the
Lower
Cutter
slightly
above the
upper
surface
of
the
Needle
Plate
by
means
of
the
L. C. C. Nut
2-5
/ 32.
Do
not
set
this
cutter
high enough
to
contact
the
lower
surface
of
the
Presser
Foot.
50.
Clamp
the L.
C.
Holder
to
the
width of
trimming
desired
by
Screw
86-3/16.
Turn
the
machine
over
by hand and
set
the
Upper
Cutter
so
that
in
its
lowest
position
its
cutting
edge
is
a
little
below
the
top
edge
of
the
Lower
Cutter.
This
adjustment
is
made
by
U. C.
Clamp
Screw
and
U.C.
Holder
Screw.
51. Loosen L. C. H.
C.
Screw
86-3
/
16
and
turn
the Machine
over
by hand.
The
downward
pro-
jection
at
the
rear
of
the Upper
Cutter
should
be in
contact
with
the
lower
Cutter
at
all
times.
52.
Press
the
L,
C.
Holder lightly
to
hold
the
cutters
together
and tighten the
L.
C.H.
C.
Screw
86-3/16
.
SHARPENING
THE
CUTTER
S
53.
The
Upper
and
Lower
Cutters
must
be
sharpened
in a
Cutter
Grinder, which
has
a
Jig
to hold
the
cutters
at
the
proper angle.
Those
customers who do
not
have
a Merrow
Cutter
Grinder
can
have
dull cutters
sharpened
by
sending
them to your distributor
or
to
the
Merrow Machine Company,
Newington, Connecticut 06111.
54. When using
the
Merrow
Cutter
Grinder,
be
sure
that
the
retaining
groove
for
the
cutter
is
perfectly
clean
before
inserting
the
cutter
and
clamping
the
cutter
into
the
cutter
holder.
The
cutter
should
be
carried
entirely
across
the
grinding
face
of
the
wheel,
to
prevent
the
wheel
from
becoming
worn
unevenly and
requiring
replacement
so
that
cutters
may
be
sharpened
properly.
55. Very
little
need
be
ground
off
the
cutters
. If
too
much is
ground
at
one
passage
across
the
face
of
the
wheel,
the
temper
of
the
cutter
will
be
drawn
and
its
cutting quality
greatly
im-
paired.
56.
The
cutter
should
not
be
discolored
by
grinding.
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