Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 40
other is prefer-able. Good glue does not give off an un-pleasant smell after being prepared a fewdays. In the workshop, different kinds ofglue-pots are used, according to the quan-tity required. The usual glue-pot has anouter and an inner vessel and is shown insection at Fig. 123. When glue is… … Fig. 123.—Section through a Glue-pot. in clean, cold water for several hours, andthen boiling the resulting lumps of jelly—the superfluous water having been pouredoff—in a double-vessel glue-pot for anhour or two, or until the glue runs easilyfrom the brush without breaking into drops.A glue-brush…
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