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SCORER USER’S MANUAL

HOW TO MAKE SCORES III

Single Die Holder

F I G U R E 4a

F I G U R E 4b

Double Die Holder

F I G U R E 3b

F I G U R E 3a

F I G U R E 5

N O T E : The Single Die Holder is optional

and may be ordered separately.

A. Simple Scoring

1. Slide your material under the transparent bar (figure 5).

Make sure the bottom edge of your cover is resting against the front

Guide Rail.

2. Look through the bar and position your cover to where you want

your scores — they will be made right under the silver lines of

the Scoring Dies.

3. Push the Lever to the left to make your scores.

B. Wraparound Cover Scoring

Figures 3b and 4b show two different scoring treatments for wraparound book

covers. The scores shown by the dark arrows are the spine edge scores. Those

shown by the outline arrows are scores.

With the Double Die Holder (standard with the machine) two scores are

made at once. One is the spine edge score. The other is a secondary score

(3/16” from the spine edge score on the front and rear covers). These two

sets of scores are shown in figure 3b. You would perform two scoring

actions to make this total of four scores.

With the Single Die Holder (P/N: K-405-3437 available separately —

please contact your local dealer)

all of your scores are made one at a time.

To make the two spine edge scores for a cover (shown by the two dark arrows

in figure 4b), it would take two scoring actions. If you wish to make all of the four

scores you see in figure 3b, it would take four scoring actions.

See page 3 for instructions on changing die holders.

Generally, common paper card and cover stocks of

approximately 20 points (.020 inches or .50 mm thick) can be

nicely scored. For materials thicker than this, or of unusual or

unknown composition, then their ability to be scored may be

uncertain. Don’t attempt to score materials over 23 points thick,

as this could damage the machine if excess force is used.

It is usually a good idea to try a practice score to see if the final

score bends and looks satisfactory. Sheets measuring 13 x 20

inches (33 x 50 cm) are easily handled on the machine.

You can make either one (single) score or two (double) scores

at a time — it depends on which Die Holder is installed on

your machine.

To tell which Die Holder you have, look down into the top of

the clear bar. If you see two silver lines (figure 3a), then you

have the Double Die Holder, which makes two scores at a time.

This enables you to create a cover with a “hinged” spine — for a

book that opens easily and without wrinkling of the spine title

area (this method is discussed in Section VI starting on page 7).

Or, you can just have an extra crease line for a nice appearance

detail near your spine. If you see a single silver line (figure 4a),

then you have the Single Die Holder. This die makes one score

at a time — perfect to create a greeting card or a single

fold folder.

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