The Carpenters Joiners Cabinet Makers And Gilders Companion Containing Rul
The Carpenters Joiners Cabinet Makers And Gilders Companion Containing Rul
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Fourthly, several camel-hair pencils in sizes, and tips, made of a few long camel's hairs put between two cards, in the same manner as hairs are put into tin cases for brushes, thus making a flat brush with a very few hairs. Lastly, a burnisher, which is a crooked piece of agate set in a long wooden handle.
Size for Oil Gilding.
Grind calcined red ochre with the best and oldest drying oil, and mix with it a little oil of turpentine when used.
When you intend to gild your work, first give it a c...oat of parchment size ; then apply the above size where requisite, either in patterns or letters, and let it remain till by touching it with your fingers it feels just sticky; 76 then apply your gold leaf, and dab it on with a piece or cotton ; in about an hour wash off the superfluous gold with sponge and water ; and, when dry, varnish it with copal varnish.
A Size for preparing Frames.
To half a pound of parchment shavings, or cuttings of white leather, add three quarts of water, and boil it in a proper vessel till reduced to nearly half the quantity ; then take it off the fire, and strain it through a sieve : be careful in the boiling to keep it well stirred, and do not let it burn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fourthly, several camel-hair pencils in sizes, and tips, made of a few long camel's hairs put between two cards, in the same manner as hairs are put into tin cases for brushes, thus making a flat brush with a very few hairs. Lastly, a burnisher, which is a crooked piece of agate set in a long wooden handle.
Size for Oil Gilding.
Grind calcined red ochre with the best and oldest drying oil, and mix with it a little oil of turpentine when used.
When you intend to gild your work, first give it a c...oat of parchment size ; then apply the above size where requisite, either in patterns or letters, and let it remain till by touching it with your fingers it feels just sticky; 76 then apply your gold leaf, and dab it on with a piece or cotton ; in about an hour wash off the superfluous gold with sponge and water ; and, when dry, varnish it with copal varnish.
A Size for preparing Frames.
To half a pound of parchment shavings, or cuttings of white leather, add three quarts of water, and boil it in a proper vessel till reduced to nearly half the quantity ; then take it off the fire, and strain it through a sieve : be careful in the boiling to keep it well stirred, and do not let it burn.
What to read after The Carpenters Joiners Cabinet Makers And Gilders Companion Containing Rul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Reinnel to read onlineMoreLess
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