Bookbinding And Its Auxiliary Branches volume 1
Bookbinding And Its Auxiliary Branches volume 1
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The top and bottom sheets are spoiled in jogging and handling and can not be included as available for overs. The rulers and cut- ters and pressmen should never allow the top and bot- tom sheets to be placed in the center of the ream when jogging the paper, as that will soil two additional sheets. Next, prove the squareness of the paper on book ruling, and, if found to be accurate, proceed ; if not, send it to the cutting machine to be squared.
Squaring Paper. — In squaring paper, it is well to... remember that two edges only need to be trimmed. Jog the paper on the long side and put it in the machine against the side and back gauge. Trim about 1-16 inch off the end, turn the paper over, and put the same edge against the side and back gauge, and trim just enough to square the sheets. The edge which was jogged to the side gauge is marked, and used for the head in hori- zontal or faint-line ruling. Paper which has no down- line or perpendicular ruling need not be squared. The facilities for squaring paper are in every paper mill, and in the majority of cases three sides will be found to -t-O -f o 8 38 BOOKBINDING be square ; especially is this true of first and second class ledger papers and the better grade bonds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The top and bottom sheets are spoiled in jogging and handling and can not be included as available for overs. The rulers and cut- ters and pressmen should never allow the top and bot- tom sheets to be placed in the center of the ream when jogging the paper, as that will soil two additional sheets. Next, prove the squareness of the paper on book ruling, and, if found to be accurate, proceed ; if not, send it to the cutting machine to be squared.
Squaring Paper. — In squaring paper, it is well to... remember that two edges only need to be trimmed. Jog the paper on the long side and put it in the machine against the side and back gauge. Trim about 1-16 inch off the end, turn the paper over, and put the same edge against the side and back gauge, and trim just enough to square the sheets. The edge which was jogged to the side gauge is marked, and used for the head in hori- zontal or faint-line ruling. Paper which has no down- line or perpendicular ruling need not be squared. The facilities for squaring paper are in every paper mill, and in the majority of cases three sides will be found to -t-O -f o 8 38 BOOKBINDING be square ; especially is this true of first and second class ledger papers and the better grade bonds.
What to read after Bookbinding And Its Auxiliary Branches volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John J Pleger to read onlineMoreLess
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