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The designing-room is separate from the general drawing-room and is used by the chief engineer and two designers. Suggestions for new designs and improvements in Old ones may be made by any one on suitable blanks. They are all considered and passed upon by a mechanical committee, consisting of the general manager, the chief engineer, and the two designers. When approved, such changes are made immediately on the tracings, and new blue-prints are made and sent to the departments concerned in producing those parts. This keeps the blue-prints up-to-date, and avoids loss in the carrying through of parts of obsolete design. A well-organized experimental department is provided, having the necessary apparatus for testing new designs. The work of the general drawing-room includes the detailing of new designs, and the drafting work on the necessary tools, gages, jigs and fixtures needed to produce new parts or models. Filing cabinets are provided for current drawings, as well as for those which are obsolete, Of which a full record is kept.

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