Notes On the Manufacture of Earthenware
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He then makes two thin rolls of clay and lays them along the seams formed by the junction of the two half-moulds, and by the aid of his fingers and a sponge incorporates them with the clay >till the two halves are thoroughly joined together and the internal surface quite smooth. In a piece of this size there is little difficulty in effecting this, as there is 'ample room for the admission of the hands at both ends.
PRESSING, CASTING, HANDLING, ETC. 113 The bottom mould is now placed on the benc...h, and a clay bat pressed on to it ; a small roll of clay is then arranged round it to make the joint with the sides. The two half -moulds are then placed on it, and the seams are thoroughly worked together from the inside. The whole interior is then smoothed over with a fine sponge and clean water, or with a leather, care being taken to avoid making marks with the sponge and to leave the interior as smooth as possible. The mould is then placed in the drying stove till the piece is sufficiently dry to come out of the mould.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then makes two thin rolls of clay and lays them along the seams formed by the junction of the two half-moulds, and by the aid of his fingers and a sponge incorporates them with the clay >till the two halves are thoroughly joined together and the internal surface quite smooth. In a piece of this size there is little difficulty in effecting this, as there is 'ample room for the admission of the hands at both ends.
PRESSING, CASTING, HANDLING, ETC. 113 The bottom mould is now placed on the benc...h, and a clay bat pressed on to it ; a small roll of clay is then arranged round it to make the joint with the sides. The two half -moulds are then placed on it, and the seams are thoroughly worked together from the inside. The whole interior is then smoothed over with a fine sponge and clean water, or with a leather, care being taken to avoid making marks with the sponge and to leave the interior as smooth as possible. The mould is then placed in the drying stove till the piece is sufficiently dry to come out of the mould.
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