The potter's craft: a practical guide for the studio and workshop (1910)
Binns, Charles Fergus, 1857-1934 · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 60
his will cause the contents to fall out and there isa smooth disc which is one of the most useful of ap-pliances. The edge will need to be scraped and thebat can be set aside until needed. It will be good prac-tice to make a half dozen of these. This process of mixing and pouring plaster is thesame… … Fig. I. A Table. B Clay mound. C Plaster. D Rubber belt. The next step is the making of a plaster bowl ordish for the purpose of drying out slip or glaze. Aconvenient size should be determined upon as it isbest to have all the dishes the same. Upon any flat,smooth surface a mound of clay is reared…
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