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First cut into slices on a slab saw, gemstones are cut and shaped on a grinding wheel after the desired shapes are marked from lapidarv templates on the rock slabs with an aluminum pencil.
The hand process of cutting and polishing consumes hours— a painstak- ing job that requires a steady hand and an exacting eye. After the slab has been marked with the template, cut and ground to the approximate desired shape, it is mounted on a dop stick (a handling stick) with dopping wax (a mixture of seali...ng wax and lacquer).
Then the stone is ground and sanded on a rough wheel in four steps using different sizes of grit.
Now it's time to polish the stones and this is done on leather or felt with polishing powders such as chrome oxide, tin oxide, or cerium oxide. Some stones 8 August 1965 must be polished with a specific oxide to obtain a good finish. The next step is to remove the stone from the dop stick. This can be done by putting it in the freezer for a few minutes where the cold causes the stone to drop ofiF.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First cut into slices on a slab saw, gemstones are cut and shaped on a grinding wheel after the desired shapes are marked from lapidarv templates on the rock slabs with an aluminum pencil.
The hand process of cutting and polishing consumes hours— a painstak- ing job that requires a steady hand and an exacting eye. After the slab has been marked with the template, cut and ground to the approximate desired shape, it is mounted on a dop stick (a handling stick) with dopping wax (a mixture of seali...ng wax and lacquer).
Then the stone is ground and sanded on a rough wheel in four steps using different sizes of grit.
Now it's time to polish the stones and this is done on leather or felt with polishing powders such as chrome oxide, tin oxide, or cerium oxide. Some stones 8 August 1965 must be polished with a specific oxide to obtain a good finish. The next step is to remove the stone from the dop stick. This can be done by putting it in the freezer for a few minutes where the cold causes the stone to drop ofiF.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 15, 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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