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 61
xed and poured, cover-ing the clay mound to a depth of at least one inch.When the plaster has set the rubber is detached, thewhole turned over and the clay dug out. We havenow a circular plaster dish three inches deep but wehave only one. The trouble of rebuilding the clayis unnecessary a second… … Fig. 2. C Plaster dish. D Rubber belt. E Plaster case or reverse. [4«J The Potters Craft fine sandpaper to a perfectly smooth surface. Size isnow applied to the inside and upper edge until abright slippery surface is obtained. The rubber beltis now bound closely around the dish and plaster ispoured…
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