Fuji is a well-known brand associated with Fujifilm which was founded in 1934 in Japan. A splicer is a tool used to connect two pieces of film, allowing editors to create a continuous sequence from separate shots or to repair damaged film. They are commonly used in motion picture production and come in various formats, including Single-8. This splicer was donated along with other photographic equipment by a former member of the Museum committee who had a strong interest in photography.This splicer owned and used by a local person was made by a company which is significant in photographic history.Fujica Single-8 Splicer in original box (red and black cardboard) with owner's manual and separate splicing tape.On front of box: 'Single-8 / FUJICA / Single-8 / SPLICER / FOR Single-8 FILM / ROLL TYPE' On back of box: 'FUJI FILM / made in Japan / by FUJI PHOTO FILM CO., LTD.' On back of splicer: 'FUJI FILM / FUJICA / Single-8 / SPLICER / JAPAN'fujica, splicer

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35mm Cinema Film Splicer. Older type, requiring the film emulsion to be scraped off and film cement applied to the join.

This splicing tool is handmade on a forge. It is used for splicing in fibre and wire rope work to form a semi-permanent joint between two ropes, or parts of the same rope or steel cable. The rope is partly untwisted and then the strands are interwoven. Splices can be used to form a stopper at the end of a line, to form a loop or an eye in a rope, or to join two ropes together. Splices are preferred to knotted rope; a knot typically can reduce the strength by 20–40%, but a splice is capable of attaining a rope's full strength. This homemade, handmade splicer is an example of a tool used to splice a cable or rope, a craft that was in much need onboard a sailing ship. Splicing tool; a spike on one end and a flat blade on the other, with goose-neck centre for leverage. Handmade.warrnambool, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill, flagstaff hill maritime museum, flagstaff hill maritime village, splicing tool, rope work, rope strands, knot making, netting, net making, sailmaker's tool