## REDUCTIONS

For reductions exchange the lead at end of bar No. 4 with tracing point at bars No. 2 and No. 3. In other words, the original drawing should now be placed at the extreme right under tracer point at end of bar No. 4 and the reduction appears under pencil part of bars No. 2 and No. 3. In reductions better results can be obtained by guiding the Pantograph from the tracer point instead of the pencil point.

## REPRODUCTIONS

This Pantograph is so constructed that reproductions of original size can be made. The bars must be adjusted to ratio 2.

Bar No. 1 is being detached from the foot. The foot must now be placed in the middle of the instrument (at bars No. 2 and No. 3). Bars must remain in same position, i.e., bar No. 3 to rest on bar No. 2. The tracer point must be placed at the extreme right at end of bar No. 4 and the pencil part at extreme left at end of bar No. 1. As all parts are interchangeable, one will find it very easy to make the necessary changes.

The original drawing should now be placed on the right hand side of foot under tracer point and the reproduction will appear on the left hand side of the foot.

It is always advisable, as explained above, to roughly trace the circumference of the drawing by merely holding down the foot on the drawing board without permanently attaching it, in order to determine where the reproduction will appear on the drawing board. By shifting the foot back and forth, one can easily arrange the position of the Pantograph in such a manner that the reproduction appears in the desired place.

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