Typewriter 101: Typewriter Anatomy (how to use your typewriter!)
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Hello, this video was so helpful, today I bought a late 1950s Olympia typewriter from a garage sale and I had no idea how to use it until i googled and found this video. I cant wait to write stories with it! Thank you!!
Congrats on your machine!
I loved how you showed a variety of models. Excellent work!
Tabs, of course, let you align in columns. Setting these up was usually a chapter in the typing class. And, to center the title, you count the letters and spaces. Start at the middle of your page and backspace back half of your number. Probably obvious but trying to be helpful for beginners.
9:10 Some typewriters have their number symbols in upper row. It seems to be language layout related. For French, Cyrillic and most Czech layouts you would need to use Shift in order to type a numeric character.
Thank you so very much for all your wonderful information. I just happened upon your channel and remembered that I had a 1956 Royal Quiet de Luxe in my closet. Because of your information I am happily typing away. Last week I bought a 1956 Smith Corona Silent Super from a friend. He is in immaculate condition. Had to do a little cleaning with a compressor, Simple Green and qtips. Had all the papers, receipts from the first purchase. She had no idea where it came from. Looks like it has hardly been used at all. Types like a dream. They both do.
Thanks, Sarah, For this good, basic introduction for novices and beginners alike.
A couple of points: The margin release button can also be marked with a baffling four dots. Apart from not having a dedicated 1 key, I have models without a zero, necessitating the use of a capital O. The line advance is often not two lines in accordance with the marked notation but one and a half, meaning that 3 is actually double line spacing which can be confusing. You made no mention of a paper support (although, I appreciate that not all machines have this feature). Carriage locks are located in all different, sometimes obscure, positions. How many people have I met who think their machine is broken or jammed because they are not aware of this feature!
Carriage locks are always hiding for sure. I appreciate your feedback!
I just impulse bought a typewriter and this channel is incredibly helpful
congrats on your find!
exactly the kind of video I've been hoping to see, you did very well thank you very much for the descriptive video.
This is such a helpful tutorial I have a Apollo royal gt 12 and it really helped you earned a sub!
Great introductory video.
Very well done.
Thanks for explaining everything in such detail.
My typewriter is a basic student model, so it’s missing like half of these features 😭 but I still love it
I give to you professor Evertt! Excellent instructional video 👍 Fantastic teacher. Love the variety of typewriters 😊
This was entirely life saving thank you so much. My Smith-Corona Silent was tweakingggg today after replacing the ribbon and I needed to take it back to the basics before thinking it was mayhaps broken. Of course I still want to take it in to a service guy in Bremerton to get her cleaned up (its been a while) and see if there are any other issues to fix. Thank you so much for reminding me about the ribbon shifter on the Smith-Coronas.
Awesome video, thanks for the post!
When and how to use backing sheets would be interesting.
Okay this was really useful! A lot of typewriter content and information online kind of assumes you already have a few years experience. Im buying a 1939 Remington No 17 soon, my first typewriter, and even after having read the instruction manual I was left with more questions than answers. I will for sure be back to this video a few times in the coming weeks
Good luck!
Pretty extensive.... nicely done 👍
Thank you for the video.
can you pls do more videos on IBM selectric typewriters ? I love themm.
Watched full video. Thanks for the information.
thank you.
Hi Sarah! Just inherited my first typewriter, a Royal Safari from 1967 in Regimental Red. I am an anatomy professor and this video really hits for me! Would be so cool to learn about how typewriters were used in academia and in anatomy education & research.
I appreciate the suggestion- it would be interesting!
@@JustMyTypewriter I heard you say you are writing a dissertation. That would be painful on a typewriter for some reasons. I am writing initial drafts of a research paper on this typewriter right now as it is supposed to be a different method of writing. What's your experience writing in academia? Isn't it distracting to try and think and type on a computer only to see red and green underlined words all over the place?!?!
@@MikePascoePhD Thank goodness I finished it in the summer! I do find it distracting to be confronted with editing information as I'm trying to get my ideas out on paper. I have not gone full typewriter on research papers yet- I do value being able to quickly edit digitally!
Is that Adler typewriter a new member in your collection!? Hope we can get a video on that typewriter in the future
I've had that one since December! I love it
Just got a vintage 1947 Remington Rand manual De luxe model s at a estate sale for only $40
This video was so informative thank you, I'm looking to buy a typewriter soon and this helped me learn a lot more about them
Question; are there typewrites with , [, ] keys? if not are there any replacements for them?
That depends on the machine and the age. They do have ()- some of the others may be on electric machines from a later period
for some type writers that dont have a tab button, is it true the margin release button can function like a tab? and also for striking through a word, like crossing it out, can you use the dash key over it? thank you very much for the video
The margin release does not work like a tab key, but you can use the space bar to help!
for strike thru you can use dashes or xs
@@JustMyTypewriter tyvm 🔥
And can you use correction fluid to clean mistakes too?
White out can be used to go over typing mistakes. It will flake off your paper after it dries and that can add gunk to the segments of your typewriter
What if your typewriter has no number to show which line spacing you wanna type
Some times they have dots or little lines to indicate the spacing! Some machines also only have single or double space because they were manufactured to be a lighter model
So I just found out that my typewriter’s ribbon reverse’s spring fell off, where does it go?
I have no idea- that depends on model and make and which spring you mean
but wheres the cup holder?? even computers have one that pops out at the press of a button
Which typewriter is best for me please. And i ❤ your pet. Please answer back. I need this answer please ❤❤❤
Check out my 101 video on buying your first typewriter- hopefully that'll help!
Hnnnnkk.... Knob .... Lol
Sorry. Ahem ahem..
Excellent video there. Well done on explaining everything so clearly.
Will my type writer always have ink?
Disregard this question, someone just found out what ribbon is. 😂 Thanks❤
Same thing read then letter pick with hard hit to the key's boards then re reading transcript Aaron Park
How do you make a video about the shift key and not show a close up of the swing arm to show the upper and lower case letters?
Thanks for your feedback- I'll be sure to include that next time!