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 666
iles and rasps. Floats and Rules.—There is quite a family of floating rules and other rules used for plasterwork, all varying in size and form, according to their special purposes. They should be made ofwell-seasoned pine, free from knots. Angle-Float.—This is from 2 to 3 feet long, 3 to 4 inches… … Plasterers Appliances. 539 6 inches wide, and in various lengths. Two hand holes are cut on the float to give more powerto the worker when floating concrete, which is mostly done by beating with the edge of thefloating rule. Darbv.—This has a blade or sole from 3 feet 6 inches to 4 feet long, 4 to…
Plastering · Decoration and ornament, Architectural
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