Barrows, F. W. (Frank Wilson), b. 1853 · New York, N.W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 98
rked on apiece by itself, like b in the cut.But, owing to the time necessary to do this in good shape, and the consequent cost, it is oftendispensed with, and some cheaper method used. Putty andwax are both cheaper. Wax is prdbably the most used,as it is easier to work and gives better results for… … Fig. 22 98 PATTERNMAKING. When you turn a fillet between a flange and body, dontcut in too deep, like c. This makes the moulder trouble.Also, do not go to the other extreme and begin the fillethalf way across the pattern, like d. It is sometimes necessary to make a pattern in a hurry,and then…
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