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If the grippers do move all the way to the right, I have to push fairly hard but less than I used to. When there is no horizontal pressure from the splicer, I have to push on the second fuse as well as the first. If I don't push on the second fuse, it will go from an almost complete fuse to a very incomplete one.
If the grippers do move all the way to the right, I have to push fairly hard but less than I used to. When there is no horizontal pressure from the splicer, I have to push on the second fuse as well as the first. If I don't push on the second fuse, it will go from an almost complete fuse to a very incomplete one.
I noticed some strange results in fused fibers today. It looks like cladding might be boiling away, but it is not on the side I would expect.
I will fuse some fibers and label them. Two will be fused just once with the bend pointing up and back toward the windows, and two will be fused twice, first with the bend up and back and next with the bend in front and down.