Plastering, plain and decorative. A practical treatise on the art & craft of plastering and modelling, including full descriptions of the various tools, materials, processes, and appliances employed ... together with an account of historical plastering in England, Scotland, and Ireland, accompanied by numerous examples (1899)
Millar, William, d. 1904, Robinson, G. T · London : Batsford · leaf 368
f the backmould would be thin and sharp on the sides, which would render them weak and easily distorted,and being circular, would make a poor bearing for easing the mould when casting. The width of thesides of ground fences varies from i inch to \\ inches, according to the size of the mould.… … Xo. 91.—Making .\ Front and Back Wax Mould. this size of mould. Having smoothed the ground fence, cut joggles on each side of the fence, asshown at I, J. Joggles should be large in surface and low in depth. Joggles that are small in surface and deepin depth form weak joggles in the back mould. The…
Plastering · Decoration and ornament, Architectural
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