A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 434
quantity of linseed oil to form athick paste, and grinding it under the muller by moving thelatter backwards and forwards under pressure, lifting theadvancing edge sufficiently, at each stroke, to cover the pig-ment which has been squeezed out from under. The pastycolor must be frequently scraped… … 42 PAINTING AND DECORATING. 18 flexible steel blade, with dull edges and a rounded end,set into a hard wood handle. There are several sizes, vary-ing from four to twelve inches in length, but the larger onesare usually termed stone knives, as they are never used forany other purpose than mixing the…
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