SINGER 99-13 User Manual

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Rüffler

Lines 1, 2, 3, -1

and

5

slniwii in

Kij{. 35

indieate

wliori! fill! iiiaUrial is to lie, planed for Various
o()erafioiis, as follows:

8

38

14

13

E 5152

Fiu. 35. Tue UuFt'i.tac .v.\ii u's F.

vkts

Line 1—the correct po.silion for llie inalerial to

which the. riillled material js aiiplied.

Line 2—material to he (iatheroil.

Line 3—ihe facing for the rullle.

Line 4- the strip of piping material.

Line 5—the edge to be piped.

Refer to h'ig. 35 when inserting the material in

the miller.

3'J

The names and u.ses of the principal parts of the

Inltler are as follows:

(H

kis

: N4>

ü

. tN So)

6—

Foot—the part by which the rnHler is atliudied

to the presser liar.

7—

Fork Arm—Ihe section that must he placed

aslrido the needle clamp.

8—

Adjusting Screw the screw that regulates

the fullness of the gather.

9—

Projection—the. part that projects throngli the

.slots in the adjnsling lever.

10—

Adjusting Lever—the

lever

that

Sets

the

miller for plain gathering nr plaiting.

11—

Heading Guide— guide for the heading of the

rnllle.

12—

Separator Plate—tlie gniile on the mulerside

of

the

miller,

containing

several

.slots

inlo

which the edge of the inalerial is slipped to

keep the heading of the rullle even.

13

Ruffling

Blade—the

upper

hlne

steel

bhule

with teeth at the end to posh the inalerial in

plails up to the needle.

14—Separator

Blade

—the

lower

blue

steel

lilude

without

teeth,

which

inevenls

the

teeth

of

the

milling

blade

eoming

into

contact

with

the teeth of the feed ihig.

To Attach the Ruffler to the Machine

Raise the needle liar to its highest point and re-

lunve the pre.s.ser foot. Attach the miller foot to the

lire.sser bar by means of the thumb screw, at the

same

time

placing

the

fork-arm

astride

the

needle

clamp as shown in Fig. 3li.

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