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Added note about Kelmar adapter bracket correcting tilt in addition to lateral alignment.
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The standard M-38-S design is a benchtop model intended for use with Neumade rewinds, which have spindles facing away from the operator. The frame counter is attached to a board, which is positioned on the rewind table to align it with the film path. | The standard M-38-S design is a benchtop model intended for use with Neumade rewinds, which have spindles facing away from the operator. The frame counter is attached to a board, which is positioned on the rewind table to align it with the film path. | ||
The machine can also be adapted for use with Kelmar rewind tables, on which the spindles face the operator and the film path is | The machine can also be adapted for use with [[Kelmar RTV-8900|Kelmar rewind tables]], on which the spindles face the operator and the film path is off the edge of the table. In order to position the Neumade film counter in the film path, Kelmar manufactures a mounting bracket to attach the counter to the front of the table. In addition to correcting the lateral alignment, the bracket also tilts the frame counter back to match the tilt of the Kelmar rewinds. The benchtop design should not be used with a Kelmar table. | ||
==Use== | ==Use== | ||