Fret cutting and perforated carving, with practical instructions . move it backwards, as if inthe act of sawing, and so start again in anotherdirection, as shown by the dotted lines on Fig. 1. A little grease orsoap applied now andthen to the saw blade will facilitate the cutting very much. The outside of the designbeing completed, proceed to remove the inner parts, by unscrewing the top end of the sawblade, and passing the loose end through the drilled hole; then screw up the blade untilit is tightfthe handle being beneath the wood about to be operated upon. Proceed thento follow the design,
Fret cutting and perforated carving, with practical instructions . move it backwards, as if inthe act of sawing, and so start again in anotherdirection, as shown by the dotted lines on Fig. 1. A little grease orsoap applied now andthen to the saw blade will facilitate the cutting very much. The outside of the designbeing completed, proceed to remove the inner parts, by unscrewing the top end of the sawblade, and passing the loose end through the drilled hole; then screw up the blade untilit is tightfthe handle being beneath the wood about to be operated upon. Proceed thento follow the design, until that particular part is removed ; then unscrew the saw blade,and proceed as before directed. The edges of the design must now be filed up, whererequired, until all the inequalities, left by the saw, are removed. * Paste is made by mixing flour and water together, stirring it until it boils or stiffens. Starch paste is madeby pouring boiling water on starch, then thoroughly mixing it; it is easier to make, and for many purposes ispreferable to flour
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