MIL-DTL-28950C(MC)
Manufacturing requirements - Continued.
TABLE I.
SEAM/
STCH
STCH
BOB/
NO
OPERATION
TYPE
TYPE
STCH/IN
NDL
LPR
6 Make standard belt (see Figure 6).
(cont'd)
e. Turn the end of the belt, working
301
SSc-1
12-16
A
A
out the point. Turn under the upper
(silk)
(silk)
and lower edges of the lining, and
seam the lining to the belt 1/8 inch
from the folded edges of the belt
closing the end and forming a point at
the center of the finished end.
502
EFd-1
10-14
A
A
f. Close the opposite end of the belt
with serge stitching.
or
503
EFd-1
10-14
A
A
g. The finished width of the belt
shall be 1-3/4 (+1/16, -1/8) inches.
The finished length of the belt for
each size coat shall be as shown in
Table II.
h. Make a horizontal straight type
Button-
50 per
A
A
buttonhole, cut 5/8 inch long, midway
hole
button-
between upper and lower finish edges
hole
of the belt to fit a 22-line sewing
(incl.
tack)
button, with the center of the
buttonhole 1 + 1/8 inch from the
buckle end, and with both ends of
buttonhole securely tacked. The
purling of the buttonhole shall be on
the outside of the belt.
i. Mark location for sewing two
22-line sewing hole buttons to lining
side of belt. The center of the
button for the buckle end shall be
3-5/8 + 1/8 inches from the overedge
stitched end of the belt. The button
for the belt fastener shall be
positioned in accordance with mark on
pattern for each size belt. The
buttons shall be securely sewn to the
belt with the end of the stitching
securely tacked.
j. Securely sew one button at each
101
21 per
24/4
mark. The button for the buckle end
button
shall properly engage buttonhole in
buckle end and shall be sewn through
all plies of material. The button for
the belt fastener shall be sewn
through the lining and interlining
only.
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