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1 Paper Craft Assembly Manual

2 Before assembly: 1/9 Tips on assembly: Print all the parts (Photo-quality paper is recommended for ink-jet printers and paper of medium thickness (0.20 mm) for laser printers.) Print this manual. Prepare the following:scissors,hobby knife (cutting blade), Ruler, Tweezers,Pointed tool (e.g., used ballpoint pen, stylus, awl),glue for wood or paper craft,marker,desk pad for craft making. 1 ) Before detaching parts from the sheets, first use a used ballpoint pen, a stylus or other pointed tool to make a light crease along the folding lines, to make it easier to fold neatly later on. Explanations on lines and symbols: 4 ) When cutting a straight line, try to draw the paper toward you as you cut, rather than moving your scissors away from you; this will produce a cleaner cut. If you use a hobby knife, put a pad underneath to protect the desk surface and use a ruler. Unless instructed otherwise in the manual, the parts should be mountain folded so that the printed surface will be on the outside of the folded shape. } Cut along the line. } Mountain fold (Fold along the line. The printed surface should be on the outside of the folded shape.) } Valley fold (Fold along the line. The printed surface should be on the inside of the folded shape.) } Cut out the shaded area. } Sections with red dots are margins for gluing or gluing surfaces. } When gluing one section to another section, align the edges of that part with the dotted lines. Note on printing When printing the file with Adobe Reader, make sure to switch from Shrink to Printable Area (default) to None under the Page Scaling heading, which appears in the Print dialog box (see the diagram on the right), to create a model scaled to the actual size. Click here and choose None. 2 ) To remove the parts from the printed sheet, cut carefully along the outer edge of the solid lines. 3 ) It is useful to gently write a number on the back of each part for easier identification later on. 5 ) Similarly, try to hold the scissors steady and rotate the paper as you cut rounded parts for a better cut. 6 ) Each part should be gently bent for easier gluing and accurate assembly. 7 ) When folding along a straight line, it is best to use a ruler. 8 ) For the lens and other contoured parts, the section should be rubbed against the corner of a desk or other rounded surface to give them a natural curve before gluing. 9 ) A number of fine parts are involved in the assembly. The key is to let the adhesive dry adequately. Also, be careful not to blot the parts with glue remaining on your fingers. 10 ) If you use glue for wood craft, spread the adhesive on a piece of paper first, then use a strip of thick paper to scoop the adhesive and apply a thin layer of adhesive over the glue margins. 11 ) Hold the parts firmly until the glue becomes dry. 12 ) Assemble each part first before putting all parts together for final assembly of the entire model.

3 2/9 I. Assembly of the main body 1) 2 ) Mounting the film advance lever First, assemble the main body only halfway through. Cross-sectional view showing the relationship between y and z y z y y-4 y-1 The back of the body Put together y-4 s y-5 Use z-1 to reinforce the hole. 3 ) Positioning of the film advance lever y-3 y-2 must be attached to y so that y-3 becomes parallel to the main body when y is rotated fully clockwise (Position A). y-2 y y-5 4 ) Complete the main body after mounting the film advance lever. The surface marked must face down. Inner mechanism: A B The lever moves. Parallel to each other y y-3 y-2 Find a position where y-3 becomes parallel to the main body (Position B) as you rotate y counterclockwise, then glue y-2 to y. y-1 z-1 z

4 3/9 II. Assembly of the lens mount section 1) 2) Pay special attention to the position of when gluing. The printed surface must face inside. u-1 Glue margin u u-1 Glue margin u Glue the sections indicated by arrows so that the glue margins are on the outside. u 3) v 4) v v-1 v-1 Glue u on the back of u-1. u 5 ) Glue v and u together (cross-sectional drawing) Glue margin of v v u-1 Make sure the surfaces marked by of u-1 and v are aligned when glued together. u Glue 2 v-1 s on the back of v. v-1 Glue margin of v

5 4 / 9 III. Assembly of the main body (Part 2) 1 ) Assembly of the apron (x) 2 ) Assembly of the pentaprism (w) c x d The surface with printed aperture settings should face up. g w u+v g Please go to Pages 7 and 8 for the assembly of c, d and g.

6 5/9 IV. Assembly of the lens 1) l-2 should be positioned on the colored glue margins of l. l-2 should be attached so that it bisects l in half. l-2 2) l m n p o Aligning m, n and o: l-1 l l-2 l-3 This marking should be aligned with the seam of l. m 3) 4) Valley fold View from the back r s Glue r and s together by aligning their seams. t Starting from the seam of l, glue m, n and o by winding them around l. The body of the lens (l) n o q q-1 q-1 q-2

7 V. Assembly of smaller parts The small parts listed on Pages 7 and 9 (a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, aa, ab) require more intricate work. These parts may be skipped as they are printed on the main body. e Shoulder strap eyelet h Shutter release button d Flash Synchronization socket b Rewind release lever j ASA film speed dial c Mirror lock-up lever g Shutter speed ring knobs aa Hinge ab f Hinge Mater switch lever i Rewind release lever k a Self-timer lever View finder eyepiece frame 6/9

8 VI. Assembly of smaller parts (Part 2) a Self-timer lever b Rewind release lever a c Mirror lock-up lever c-1 c-2 c-2 b-1 a-1 a-2 a-2 Valley fold c b d Flash Synchronization socket Valley fold e Shoulder strap eyelet f Mater switch lever Valley fold f 2 f-1 f-2 7/9

9 8/9 VII. Assembly of smaller parts (Part 3) g Shutter speed ring knobs h Shutter release button k View finder eyepiece frame j ASA film speed dial i-1 h-1 2 k i Rewind release lever j-1 aa and ab Hinges aa k Surface with illustration ab k-1 Printed surface should face k. k-2 k-3 aa is the longer one; ab is the shorter one.

10 9/9 VIII. Putting them all together w aa j ab h f i b e e a k

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