A Handbook of Laboratory Glass Blowing volume 2
A Handbook of Laboratory Glass Blowing volume 2
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In this case, also, a guide is quite essential in the early stages of drilling ; other- wise the end of the tube will stray. The speed of cutting may be increased slightly by making a number of radial slots in the end of the tube ; these serve to hold a supply of the grinding material.
Grinding Lenses. This is scarcely within the scope of a book on glass-blowing for laboratory purposes, but it may be said that the lens may be ground by means of a permutating mould of hard lead or type-metal. Th...e rough shaping is done with coarse carborundum or emery, and successive stages are carried on with finer and finer material. The last polishing is by the LABORATORY GLASS-BLOWING 63 use of jewellers' rouge on the mould, now lined with a fine textile.
Filing Glass. If a new file, thoroughly lubricated with a solution of camphor in oil of turpentine, is used, there is but little difficulty in filing the softer glasses. A slow movement of the file, without excessive pressure but with- out allowing the file to slip, is desirable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this case, also, a guide is quite essential in the early stages of drilling ; other- wise the end of the tube will stray. The speed of cutting may be increased slightly by making a number of radial slots in the end of the tube ; these serve to hold a supply of the grinding material.
Grinding Lenses. This is scarcely within the scope of a book on glass-blowing for laboratory purposes, but it may be said that the lens may be ground by means of a permutating mould of hard lead or type-metal. Th...e rough shaping is done with coarse carborundum or emery, and successive stages are carried on with finer and finer material. The last polishing is by the LABORATORY GLASS-BLOWING 63 use of jewellers' rouge on the mould, now lined with a fine textile.
Filing Glass. If a new file, thoroughly lubricated with a solution of camphor in oil of turpentine, is used, there is but little difficulty in filing the softer glasses. A slow movement of the file, without excessive pressure but with- out allowing the file to slip, is desirable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard D Bolas to read onlineMoreLess
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