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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 152

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flat surfaces, becauseit fills up the Spaces and ruins the effect. Perhapsthe best method is to dissolve a small quantity ofbeeswax in turpentine, andrub in with an old toothor nail brush, which is com-paratively soft. This willnot injure the carving, andwill protect it from dampnessand dust, as… … 132 CARPENTRY AND WOODWORK It has the advantage of simplicity, only one kind ofcut being used; but the long flowing lines, which mustbe first drawn on the wood free-hand, require allthe patience and skill one can command. The form in outline is the artists palette, andthe opening for the picture an…

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