Radford's brick houses and how to build them... (1912)
William A. Radord · William A. Radford · leaf 18
have not revealed such advantage, andthe gain by re-pressing is in appearanceonly. Soft-mud brick are re-pressedafter they have dried out considerablyand can be handled in safety. Few soft-mud brick are re-pressed (most of thembeing firebrick), in comparison withstiff-mud re-pressed brick. The… … Fig. 8. A Brick Repress. than the brick, allowing for adjustmentin the formation of sharp corners andedges and smoother faces. This methodis used for securing a special stock offace-brick, and removes the roughnesscaused by the wires in cutting the stiff-mud brick. In spite of many…
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