Klenke, William Walter, 1888- [from old catalog] · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 37
tain. By pohshing we mean French Polishing, Fig. 29; that is, usingshellac as the polishingagent, and boiled linseedoil as a lubricating agent.The proportion of shel-lac to oil must be gov-erned by experience. Itis customary for the pol-isher to have two recep-tacles, one for shellac,the other for… … FINISHING 35 and as the lathe revolves, the cloth is run back and forth so asto cover all parts evenly. If too much shellac has been applied,the cloth will stick or pull rather hard. On the other hand, if toomuch oil has been added, the poKsh can be rubbed off entirely bypassing a dry finger over…
Woodwork (Manual training)
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