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| − | The feeding screws, will by much using the | + | The feeding screws, will by much using the Instrument |
| + | work out of its place & cease to move the wood towards the | ||
| + | cutter: this is rectifyed by turning the Handle lite | ||
| + | the point of the cutter rests exactly over the aperture | ||
| + | in which the wood is fitted, then by turning the small | ||
| + | key with the milled head (or bottom of the instrument) to | ||
| + | the left, the screw will again be brought towards the | ||
| + | bottom, & be fitt to perform its office for several hundred | ||
| + | slices: | ||
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| + | After the above operation, it always becomes | ||
| + | necessary to put a longer piece of ivory under the wood | ||
| + | to bring it within reach of the cutter. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 30 May 2018
The feeding screws, will by much using the Instrument work out of its place & cease to move the wood towards the cutter: this is rectifyed by turning the Handle lite the point of the cutter rests exactly over the aperture in which the wood is fitted, then by turning the small key with the milled head (or bottom of the instrument) to the left, the screw will again be brought towards the bottom, & be fitt to perform its office for several hundred slices:
After the above operation, it always becomes necessary to put a longer piece of ivory under the wood to bring it within reach of the cutter.
