93, which must, when thoroughlydry, be planed true, and, if not toto be painted, covered with a thinveneer bent round it. 3rd. It may be formed in thinthicknesses, as shown in fig. 94, 412 RUDIMENTS OF TIIE bent round and glued up in a mould. This may be consider-ed the most perfect of all the…
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