Stones for Building And Decoration
Stones for Building And Decoration
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Square drove.
Fig. 6. Pciient hammered.
To /act ^agt izy.
STONES FOR BUILDING AND DECORATION 333 there is used a square saw of chilled iron some ten or* twelve inches in diameter and with one long projecting tooth at each of its four corners. This revolves with great rapidity and clips off the thin edges as quickly and neatly as could be desired.
(7) KINDS OF FINISH.
The more common kinds of finish applied to stone are de- scribed below ; the figures on Plate X. being drawn from samples in the ...National collections at Washington.
(i) Rock face. — This is the natural face of the rock as broken from the quarry, or but slightly trimmed down by the pitching tool. As in this and all the figures given, it is frequently sur- rounded by a margin of drove work. • (2) Pointed face. — In this finish the natural face of the rock has been trimmed down by means of the sharp-pointed tool called a point. It is used principally for exterior work, as in the walls of a building. Two common styles of pointing are shown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Square drove.
Fig. 6. Pciient hammered.
To /act ^agt izy.
STONES FOR BUILDING AND DECORATION 333 there is used a square saw of chilled iron some ten or* twelve inches in diameter and with one long projecting tooth at each of its four corners. This revolves with great rapidity and clips off the thin edges as quickly and neatly as could be desired.
(7) KINDS OF FINISH.
The more common kinds of finish applied to stone are de- scribed below ; the figures on Plate X. being drawn from samples in the ...National collections at Washington.
(i) Rock face. — This is the natural face of the rock as broken from the quarry, or but slightly trimmed down by the pitching tool. As in this and all the figures given, it is frequently sur- rounded by a margin of drove work. • (2) Pointed face. — In this finish the natural face of the rock has been trimmed down by means of the sharp-pointed tool called a point. It is used principally for exterior work, as in the walls of a building. Two common styles of pointing are shown.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George P George Perkins Merrill to read onlineMoreLess
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