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Painting and decorating (1913)

Pearce, Walter · London : C. Griffin · leaf 99

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gage the twine loopwhich is done with, and draw the loose end of the cord throughuntil tight. Then knot the two loose ends as in E, and drive atack through the centre of the knots into the stock (as in 0).D shows the finished bridle and gives the correct proportionaldepth of bridle to brush. The… … Fig. 28.—Bridling a brush. To partially release the bridle and lower it, take out thetacks, and unthread the last few coils by passing them over theends of the bristles. This may be carefully done, without cuttingand without allowing the ends to slip under. Tighten up asbefore, and re-knot, cutting…

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