How to paint : an instruction book with full description of all the materials necessary. . nd and loam arethen pressed into the cavity until it is solid. This forms the core. It is withdrawn, and theinterposing clay is carefully removed, when the core is replaced, and the mould, when thoroughl5dry, is ready for the metal, which is poured in molten. The mould is subsequently broken , each casting involves a fresh mould, which necessarily increases the cost. The cast on being revealed is found to be rough and often very faulty, being honey-combedwith air holes. These have to be
How to paint : an instruction book with full description of all the materials necessary. . nd and loam arethen pressed into the cavity until it is solid. This forms the core. It is withdrawn, and theinterposing clay is carefully removed, when the core is replaced, and the mould, when thoroughl5dry, is ready for the metal, which is poured in molten. The mould is subsequently broken , each casting involves a fresh mould, which necessarily increases the cost. The cast on being revealed is found to be rough and often very faulty, being honey-combedwith air holes. These have to be plugged with metal, which is usually screwed in, and thewhole work has to be filed, rasped, chased, and finally colored, either with acids or a preparationof wax and bronze powder. Complicated works in bronze are made in pieces, and riveted together; consequently, themodels of such works should be free of irons in the limbs, neck, etc.; otherwise the sections can-not be made without risk of injury to the original. WOOD CARVING. Materials. CARVING TOOLS IN SETS. One Set iu a Woodeu Mo. 8031. 2031 A Set of 6, rosewood handles, forged steel blades, sharpened ready for Per set. ... ?! 25 CARVING TOOLS. Highest yualitj- Cast .Steel. 2032 No. 1. =a-iuch No. 1. 4 No. 1. ??im No. 1. yi Each. fO 30 30 No. 1. 3-, No. 1. 5;^ •• . No. 1. 3^- .. No. 1. 1 . Each. .$0 40 40 45 60 2033 No. 2. No. 2. ii .. No. 2. =/i6 ? No. 2. 3^ .. .. Each. ..|0 30 .. 30 .. 35 orner Firmers. No. 2. No. 2. =8 .. No. 2. ?^ .. No, 2. 1 .. Each. .$0 40 .. 40 45 50 208 A. S. ALOE-COMPANY. WOOD CARVING—Continued. CARVING TOOLS—Continued. No. 3. Straight Gimrc. Eac!i. 2034 No. 3. ie-inch $0 35 No. 3. X 35 No. 3. ^a 40 No. 3. ,.. 40 No. 3. 5Xo. 3. =No. 3. 1 Each. -inch $Q 45 50 55 Eacli. 2035 No. 5. ij-inch fO 3j j No. 5. = No. 5. 4 35 i No. 5. 3 No. 5. \i 40 I No. 5. 1 No. 5. 40 Each. -inch fO 45 50 55 No. 7. Straight Goufc. Knch. I 203G No. 7. Js-inch ;i;0 35 No. 7.
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