By United States Government US Army
This technical handbook, TM 4-42.21 (FM 10-16) basic cloth fix, is a consultant for cloth fix experts, group of workers certified in MOS 92S, grades E1 via E7. it may be utilized by team of workers in either cellular and glued fix devices. This guide comprises common directions for the inspection and service of army garments, textiles, canvas, and webbing. It covers equipment for stitching through hand and by way of computing device. It contains instructions for other kinds of stitches, seams, darns, and patches. It explains tips to substitute fasteners (zippers) and goods. courses which pertain to textile fix are indexed in the back of the handbook. This booklet applies to the lively military, the military nationwide shield (ARNG)/Army nationwide safeguard of the USA (ARNGUS), and the us military Reserve (USAR) until another way acknowledged. The proponent of this booklet is HQ TRADOC.
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C. Directions for Attaching Shank Buttons. Shank buttons are attached by hand using one of two methods. One method sews the shank flat to the cloth. The other method adds an additional shank made from thread. (1) Without a Thread Shank. To attach a shank button without an additional thread shank-(a) Position the button so that the shank aligns with the buttonhole and so the stitches will be parallel to the edge of the opening in the garment. (b) Anchor the thread, and then stick the needle through the hole in the shank.
11) Press the seam area flat with an iron. 3-15 FM 10-16 STEP 1 Place two pieces of material face to face. 1“ 2 Turn facedown and roll out stitch flush. Stitch with one row of stitches 1/2 inch from edges. STEP 3 1“ 2 Turn materials over back to back. Stitch with one row of stitches 1/4 inch from the edge. Figure 3-14. Seam type 6 3-16 STEP 2 1“ 2 STEP 4 FM 10-16 CHAPTER 4 REPAIRING CLOTHING AND TEXTILE ITEMS 4-1. PREPARING SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT The fabric repair specialist repairs the defects noted during the initial inspection of a garment or textile item.
REMAKING BUTTONHOLES Buttonholes are small horizontal or vertical openings through which buttons are passed. The length of the buttonholes depends on the size of their buttons. Properly sized buttonholes are long enough for their buttons to slip through easily and short enough to prevent the buttons from coming undone accidentally. Generally, buttonholes are 1/4-inch longer than the width of the buttons. The buttonholes used on military garments are keyhole buttonholes. They have eyes to keep the buttonholes from becoming distorted by button shanks.
