EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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235 was expert machinist who could turn Edison’s rough sketches into working models. Edison was also examining the product development work the cylinder machine, including new type Amberola. Edison folder. Such was Ott’s skill that he was given the most delicate machining jobs the laboratory, becoming Edison’s "confidential experimental instrument and model maker.H. 235 Edison Papers, vol.233 233 "Report Work Done the Laboratory," John Constable TAE, October 23,1920, Engineering Department Records, Box 11, T. Bachman Stephen Mambert, December 31, 1914 (in 1914, Phonograph-Manufacture). Room was probably the site "years of empirical experiments" during which Edison made thousands diaphragms and reproducers. 1914, Edison was examining the new line disc playing phonographs before the prototypes were taken the Works. could found the back Building next the end table (table 10) where was photographed several times. John Ott had been associated with Edison since 1870 when was hired at Edison’s machine shop Newark. John Ott. Wilson, December 12, 1914 (in 1914, Phonograph-Manufacture). 234 Memorandum C. Scott, who was charge building "revised dipping machine," and Mr. draftsman was also working the second floor disc record machinery. kept all the records shop orders for work done in the shop and this required close supervision the work being done the shop. During Period (1901-1914) much Edison’s time was spent storage battery and phonograph experiments. Yet his favorite place was room 12, experimental room the second floor Building 5. Gibbs had one assistant. Thomas Edison. With the disc line moving ahead, Edison was asked what the lab should concentrate next. Edison worked close cooperation with his machinists, overseeing the work and 71 .A. 560. Taylor, who was investigating "trembling and bad regulation" the assembly of Amberolas. Also "Thomas Edison Laboratory-Payroll Comparison’s [sic]", December 14, 1920, D-Box Collections Box D10 West Orange. John Ott was placed charge the second floor precision shop when the laboratory opened and likely that his office was room 10, which directly overlooked the machine shop.A. Edison had places reserved for his experiments every building the site. His answer: "The 2nd thing start full blast the new disc clockwork mfg fast tools are ready.phonograph’ and making demonstration apparatus." Also working this area were Mr.234 probably inspected them the third floor, where much the testing was being carried out." Their friendly, life-long relationship embodied the unity master and craftsman the shop." Marginalia TAE, R. The 3rd big phono 4th Amberola new clock work. also had space on the third floor Building His office the library often served sleeping quarters