John Jacob Holtzapffel · digital reprint by www.CircuitousRoot.com · leaf 483
inations of the shields and petals in the example fig. 482, and this would leave all the edges of these projections with a vertical fillet upon a quarter round on a second vertical fillet standing on a flat ground, the latter the cut made by the square ended tool first used; and most of the… … the tools, when one curved cut abuts upon another so that it would cross it if continued, as in the margins of fig. 482 or 484, or where rectilinear cuts meet by their inner ends as throughout figs. 473, 474, these points of contact are not true internal angles, but small curves of the same radius…
Ornamental turning
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