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- … Fig. 9.—Acid Polishing. After leaving the cutters hands the articles arethoroughly wa<=hed to remove the dirt and pumice stone(Fig. 6), and critically examined (Fig 7) for imperf. c-tions. The foregoing applies to the highest grades of richcut glass. There is another grade in which the processof…
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