The Mysteryes of Nature And Art Conteined in Foure Severall Tretises the Firs
The Mysteryes of Nature And Art Conteined in Foure Severall Tretises the Firs
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Ifyour gravers be too hard, hcatc them a little, and thruft them into tallow, and they will be tougher.
The oy le ftone is to whet your gravers on; drop one ot two drops of fallct oylc upon it, and whet your graver thcrcoD, and it will have an edge prcfently.
HoSQ tofmoothandpoUifh Qpper Plates, B Ecaufe that in the printing with Copper Plates, the Icaftfcratch, though ic be fcarcc vifible, receivcthit? imprefiGon, and fo many times difgracetb the worfee: I have fct downe a way to fmooth plates... for imprcffion.
Firft, take a piece of Braffc, or Copper, of what big- ncffe you intend, of an indifferent thickneffe, and fee as nccfcas you can, that it bee free from fire flawcs. Firtt beat it as fmooth as you can with a hammer, then rub it fmooth fftiDOth with a pumice ftonc that is voidofgravclJ, (Icaftit race it, 8( focaufc you as much more labour to get the out) burnifli it after with aburnilliing iron, having firfl: drop- ped adropor two of fallct oy!c on ^t: then rub it over with a cole, prepared as is after taught, and laftly with a pccce of beaver hat dipt in fallct oyle, rub it very well for 3a^hourc: thus you may polifti itexad:!/, Ho'S0 to prepare your Coales, rAke Becchen charcolcjfuch as when they arc broke, doc fliine, fuchasarc void ofclifts, and fuch as breake off even : burne them againe, and as foonc as they are ati through on fire, quench them in chamber lye: after cake them out, and put them in f aire water, and re* fcrue them for your ufc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ifyour gravers be too hard, hcatc them a little, and thruft them into tallow, and they will be tougher.
The oy le ftone is to whet your gravers on; drop one ot two drops of fallct oylc upon it, and whet your graver thcrcoD, and it will have an edge prcfently.
HoSQ tofmoothandpoUifh Qpper Plates, B Ecaufe that in the printing with Copper Plates, the Icaftfcratch, though ic be fcarcc vifible, receivcthit? imprefiGon, and fo many times difgracetb the worfee: I have fct downe a way to fmooth plates... for imprcffion.
Firft, take a piece of Braffc, or Copper, of what big- ncffe you intend, of an indifferent thickneffe, and fee as nccfcas you can, that it bee free from fire flawcs. Firtt beat it as fmooth as you can with a hammer, then rub it fmooth fftiDOth with a pumice ftonc that is voidofgravclJ, (Icaftit race it, 8( focaufc you as much more labour to get the out) burnifli it after with aburnilliing iron, having firfl: drop- ped adropor two of fallct oy!c on ^t: then rub it over with a cole, prepared as is after taught, and laftly with a pccce of beaver hat dipt in fallct oyle, rub it very well for 3a^hourc: thus you may polifti itexad:!/, Ho'S0 to prepare your Coales, rAke Becchen charcolcjfuch as when they arc broke, doc fliine, fuchasarc void ofclifts, and fuch as breake off even : burne them againe, and as foonc as they are ati through on fire, quench them in chamber lye: after cake them out, and put them in f aire water, and re* fcrue them for your ufc.
What to read after The Mysteryes of Nature And Art Conteined in Foure Severall Tretises the Firs?
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