in thickness from a sixteenth ofan inch up to a quarter of an inch, or perhaps more. The cutter now takes it in hand. First he roughsit out. Until recently a cutter would feel insulted ifhe were asked to cut the design by a traced pattern.He depended solely on his eye. Now, however, inmany cases,… … Fig. 8.—Covering Parts of Design with Wax. the stone more bite. The design is then gone overon a finer wheel to remove any markings which mayhave been left by the rougher (Fig. 3). Further per-
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