Brown, William Norman · London, Scott, Greenwood & Son; New York, D. Van Nostrand Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 64
mouldings will be found not to be struck quite clean, but to be encumbered with fibres or filaments of wood. This may happen even when the mould- ings are run by the moulding machine, but still more often when they are struck by the usual "hollows," "rounds," and other moulding planes of the… … Fio. 24.— Dusting Brush. knife smartly along the crevice. If this does not clear it sufficiently a bit of glass-paper must be used. Preparation of Plaster. — Plaster of whatever kind generally presents a sufficiently level surface to at once commence operations upon, but great care must always be…
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