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50 To Oil the Ruffler Occasionally apply a drop of oil to the working parts of the ruffler at each of the places indicated by arrows in Fig. 48. After oiling, operate the ruffler on a waste piece of material to prevent the oil soiling the work. If the ruffler does not plait evenly, a drop of oil may remedy the trouble. Slide Plate When it is necessary to replace a slide plate in a cloth plate, this can be done by removing the cloth plate from the machine and slipping the slide plate into the s!ideway from the throat plate end; or, if desired, the slide plate can be replaced with the cloth plate attached to the machine by holding the slide plate at an angle of 45 degrees across the slide opening and slipping one end of the spring under one side of the slideway, then tipping the slide plate and slipping the other end of the spring under the opposite side of the slideway and swinging the slide plate around straight, so that it will drop into position. To Use the Cloth Guide To ensure accurate guiding of the work when sewing close to the edge of the goods, the cloth guide (D, Fig. 15, page 17) should be used. Fasten the cloth guide to the cloth plate of the machine by means of the clamping thumb screw (C, Fig. 15) inserting the thumb screw into either one of the two screw holes in the cloth plate of the machine. The cloth guide can be adjusted to bring the edge of the goods as close to the line of stitching as desired.

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50
To
Oil
the
Ruffler
Occasionally
apply
a
drop
of
oil
to
the
working
parts
of
the
ruffler
at
each
of
the
places
indicated
by
arrows
in
Fig.
48.
After
oiling,
operate
the
ruffler
on
a
waste
piece
of
material
to
prevent
the
oil
soiling
the
work.
If
the
ruffler
does
not
plait
evenly,
a
drop
of
oil
may
remedy
the
trouble.
Slide
Plate
When
it
is
necessary
to
replace
a
slide
plate
in
a
cloth
plate,
this
can
be
done
by
removing
the
cloth
plate
from
the
machine
and
slipping
the
slide
plate
into
the
s!ideway
from
the
throat
plate
end;
or,
if
desired,
the
slide
plate
can
be
replaced
with
the
cloth
plate
attached
to
the
machine
by
holding
the
slide
plate
at
an
angle
of
45
degrees
across
the
slide
opening
and
slipping
one
end
of
the
spring
under
one
side
of
the
slideway,
then
tipping
the
slide
plate
and
slipping
the
other
end
of
the
spring
under
the
opposite
side
of
the
slideway
and
swinging
the
slide
plate
around
straight,
so
that
it
will
drop
into
position.
To
Use
the
Cloth
Guide
To
ensure
accurate
guiding
of
the
work
when
sewing
close
to
the
edge
of
the
goods,
the
cloth
guide
(D,
Fig.
15,
page
17)
should
be
used.
Fasten
the
cloth
guide
to
the
cloth
plate
of
the
machine
by
means
of
the
clamping
thumb
screw
(C,
Fig.
15)
inserting
the
thumb
screw
into
either
one
of
the
two
screw
holes
in
the
cloth
plate
of
the
machine.
The
cloth
guide
can
be
adjusted
to
bring
the
edge
of
the
goods
as
close
to
the
line
of
stitching
as
desired.