Fret cutting and perforated carving : with practical instructions / by W. Bemrose, Jun (1867)
Bemrose, William, 1831-1908 · London : Bemrose & Sons · leaf 10
e on a level with his breast, and the sawheld quite perpendicular, if not, the underneath por-tion of the pattern will be smaller or larger than thetop, and the piece of wood will not drop out, as itought to do if the pattern is correctly cut. Whenbacking the saw, to get to the drilled hole for… … 7 8 FRETWORK. saw-blade, and proceed as before directed. The edges of the design must now be filedup, where required, until all the inequalities, left by the saw, are removed. The whole design being cut, the paper is removed by slightly damping and peelingit off. Great care must be exercised to…
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