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The mouldings are run in at the last, and with either a darker or lighter tone than the rest of the door, or, better and quicker still, coated with beer and pure black, in imita- tion of ebony. When well varnished this combined effect is very good, and particulary agreeable to those who believe in the grainer always "operating with reserve." When "cost" is subjective to effect and finish, we varnish the first graining, and then with a hog-hair veining fitch proceed to run in the dark top veins.... If the panel is now rubbed over with a slightly stained weak beerwash we can the better work the fitch and soften off" the veins.
The stiles may here be slightly darkened all over; they will then "cut up" and contrast much better with rails in which a little strong grain is put in, than were all parts to be equally figured. From the foregoing, it will be gathered that the badger is the most important tool used, and that for the threefold purpose of making and softening the undergrain, and for stippling the plainer portions, no better means could be desired, nor better effects other- wise obtained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mouldings are run in at the last, and with either a darker or lighter tone than the rest of the door, or, better and quicker still, coated with beer and pure black, in imita- tion of ebony. When well varnished this combined effect is very good, and particulary agreeable to those who believe in the grainer always "operating with reserve." When "cost" is subjective to effect and finish, we varnish the first graining, and then with a hog-hair veining fitch proceed to run in the dark top veins.... If the panel is now rubbed over with a slightly stained weak beerwash we can the better work the fitch and soften off" the veins.
The stiles may here be slightly darkened all over; they will then "cut up" and contrast much better with rails in which a little strong grain is put in, than were all parts to be equally figured. From the foregoing, it will be gathered that the badger is the most important tool used, and that for the threefold purpose of making and softening the undergrain, and for stippling the plainer portions, no better means could be desired, nor better effects other- wise obtained.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parsons, Frederick. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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