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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 258

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ussia, roan, sheep, lamb-skin, calf and cowhide require hot tools; when the moist-ure is applied it slightly hisses. Tooling with lukewarmtools necessitates a slow pressure; with hot tools a quickpressure is required. FINISHING 243 Filleting or Rolling the Back.—The properdegree of heat having been… … of the roll on the strip, close to the edge; this is essential,as straight rolling is largely dependent upon the accuracywith which the gold is put on the rolls. Should the goldextend beyond the edge of the roll, take a piece of cotton,and press it to the side. Place the handle on the…

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