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the rods ; a picking knife for trimming the short ends and bending ; bodkins for preparing a path for the insertion of rods ; a maul for a hammer ; a commander for straightening stout rods. Shears for cutting are required, and 3 or 4 way cleaves for splitting. A shave is employed for trimming the… … /n position cane, and used for finishing handles, etc. The worker also needs a lead weight to keep the work on the lapboard, a yard measure, a piece of sponge, and a grease-horn for use with Fig. 3 Single 1 Weaving or Handing the bodkin. Methods of Weaving. Sin- gle weaving (Fig. 3) between stakes…
Handicraft · Dwellings · Needlework
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