Encyclopaedia of the Industrial Arts Manufactures And Commercial Products Vol
Encyclopaedia of the Industrial Arts Manufactures And Commercial Products Vol
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A hat- brush is shown in Fig. 418 : i is a piece of wood to which the material is secured ; it is then fixed in a recess formed in the wooden back k, which is covered with plush, whose edges are folded underneath, hidden and secured by the back.
Some brushes are made without wooden backs, the elastic pin-set material being stitched or riveted to a backing of leather g (Fig. 419), to which a leather strap h is attached, forming a handle under which the hand is held when in use. This kind of brus...h is useful for grooming horses, &c. It is also possible to have a margin of "9- bristles around the metallic part of the brush ; in those having recessed backs, the wire for drawing in the bristles is concealed ; those having leather backs require the bristles to be wired in from the edge, as in Fig. 420, or from the back, as in Fig. 421. In the case of brushes with metal backs, such as cattle and horse brushes, the bristles are fixed in a strip of leather which is fastened to the metal back, and surrounds the wire pins forming the centre of the brush.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A hat- brush is shown in Fig. 418 : i is a piece of wood to which the material is secured ; it is then fixed in a recess formed in the wooden back k, which is covered with plush, whose edges are folded underneath, hidden and secured by the back.
Some brushes are made without wooden backs, the elastic pin-set material being stitched or riveted to a backing of leather g (Fig. 419), to which a leather strap h is attached, forming a handle under which the hand is held when in use. This kind of brus...h is useful for grooming horses, &c. It is also possible to have a margin of "9- bristles around the metallic part of the brush ; in those having recessed backs, the wire for drawing in the bristles is concealed ; those having leather backs require the bristles to be wired in from the edge, as in Fig. 420, or from the back, as in Fig. 421. In the case of brushes with metal backs, such as cattle and horse brushes, the bristles are fixed in a strip of leather which is fastened to the metal back, and surrounds the wire pins forming the centre of the brush.
What to read after Encyclopaedia of the Industrial Arts Manufactures And Commercial Products Vol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Spon to read onlineMoreLess
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