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<head>Abrasion<lb/>Cutting by <sic>chisell</sic>, by shears, by file, by <sic>borer</sic></head>
<head>Abrasion</head><lb/>
<p>Cutting by <sic>chisell</sic>, by shears, by file, by <sic>borer</sic></p>


Hammering<lb/>
The art of giving form by procuring a new arrangement of the particles of the metal by means of an hard body striking upon it<lb/>


Goldbeater.<lb/>
<head>Hammering</head><lb/>
<p>The art of giving form <lb/>
by procuring a new arrangement<lb/>
of the particles <lb/>
of the metal by <lb/>
means of an hard body <lb/>
striking upon it</p>


<p>paragraph</p>  
<p>Goldbeater.</p><lb/>
<head>Information &c.</head>
<p>Drawing</p>
<p>1</p>
<p>Wire</p>
<p>2</p>
<p>Tubes</p><pb/>


The laws of percussion for the shape weight & velocity of the striking body or hammer.<lb/>
<
for the part upon which the stroke is to be directed.<lb/>
<head>Information &amp;&c</head>
The effect of elastic or non-elastic supports to the metal during the stroke in facilitating or impeding the effect of the stroke upon the metal.<lb/>


Aptitude in discerning form & dexterity in applying the stroke so as to remove particles <hi rend='superscript'>of the metal</hi> in the most convenient manner from the part where they are too abundant to a part where they are deficient
<p>The laws of percussion <lb/>
for the shape weight &amp;<lb/>
velocity of the striking <lb/>
body or hammer.</p>
<p>for the part upon which <lb/>
the stroke is to be directed.</p>
<p>The effect of elastic or <lb/>
non-elastic supports to the <lb/>
metal during the stroke in <lb/>
facilitating or impeding <lb/>
the effect of the stroke <lb/>
upon the metal.</p>
 
<p>Aptitude in discern<add>i</add>ng <lb/>
form, &amp; dexterity in applying <lb/>
the stroke so as <lb/>
to remove particles <hi rend='superscript'>of the metal</hi> in <lb/>
the most convenient manner <lb/>
from the part where <lb/>
they are too <add>abundant</add><del>numerous</del>, to <lb/>
a part where they are <lb/>
<del>too few</del>. deficient</p><pb/>


<p>paragraph</p>
<p>paragraph</p>


<head>Attrition, Grinding & Polishing</head> <head>Forging</head><lb/>
<head>Forging</head><lb/>
The art of giving temporary malleability to metals by a regulated degree of heat<hi rend='superscript'>for the purpose of working them</hi> & of giving them form during their most malleable state by means of an hard body striking upon them, partly procuring a new arrangement of their particles, & in part by displacing<hi rend='superscript'>altogether portions</hi> of the metal or heterogeneous substances.
<p>The art of giving <lb/>
temporary malleability <lb/>
to metals by a regulated <lb/>
degree of heat <add>for the purpose of working them</add> &amp; of giving <lb/>
them form during their <lb/>
most malleable state by <lb/>
means of an hard body <lb/>
striking upon them, partly <lb/>
procuring a new arrangement <lb/>
of their particles, <lb/>
&amp; in part by displacing<lb/><add>altogether portions</add><del>parts</del> of the metal <lb/>
or heterogeneous substances.</p>


<head>Information &c.</head>
<head>Attrition, <lb/>
Grinding & Polishing</head> <lb/>
<head>Information &amp;c.</head>


Chemsitry & natural philosophy in so far as necessary for the management of the combustion of ordinary fuel so as to regulate the degree <hi rend='superscript'>& quantity</hi> of heat produced by it.
<p>Chemsitry &amp; natural <lb/>
philosophy in so far as <lb/>
necessary for the management <lb/>
of the combustion <lb/>
of ordinary fuel so as to <lb/>
regulate the degree <add>&amp; quantity</add> of <lb/>
heat produced by it.</p>


Knowledge of the relative powers for conducting heat of the various metals, air in motion or at rest, <del><gap/>deleted text of</del> water,<lb/>
<p>Knowledge of the relative <lb/>
Of the different degrees of malleability of metals at the different degrees of heat with respect to the necessity of accelerating the effects of the striking body at a certain time.
powers for conducting heat <lb/>
Of <hi rend='superscript'>the means of</hi> retarding the cooling of the metal at work upon.
of the various metals, <lb/>
Of continuing the degree of heat
air in motion or at rest,<lb/>
of the injury the metal may suffer by neglect.
<del><del><unclear>vapour</unclear></del> of</del> water,</p>
<hi rend='superscript'>Sufficient</hi> Chemical knowledge of the kinds of fuel usually employed, to distinguish such as are generally known to contain matters prejudicial to the metals.
<p>Of the different degrees <lb/>
Aptitude in judging of the degree of contraction likely to take place <hi rend='superscript'>on cooling</hi> in the various parts of wrought metals according to their dimensions.
of malleability of metals <lb/>
Knowledge of the change of properties in metals at the different degrees of heat.
at the different degrees <lb/>
of heat with respect to <lb/>
the necessity of accelerating <lb/>
the effects of the <lb/>
striking body at a certain <lb/>
time.</p>
<p>Of <add>the means of</add> retarding the cooling <lb/>
of the metal at <lb/>
work upon.</p>
<p>Of continuing the degree <lb/>
of heat</p>
<p>of the injury the metal may suffer by <lb/>
neglect.</p>
<p><add>Sufficient</add>Chemical knowledge <lb/>
of the kinds of fuel usually <lb/>
employed, to distinguish <lb/>
such as are generally <lb/>
known to contain matters <lb/>
prejudicial to the metals.</p>
<p>Aptitude in judging <lb/>
of the degree of contraction <lb/>
likely to take place <add>on cooling</add>in <lb/>
the various parts of <lb/>
wrought metals according <lb/>
to their dimensions.</p>
<p>Knowledge of the change <lb/>
of properties in metals <lb/>
at the different degrees <lb/>
of heat.</p><pb/>




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Abrasion

Cutting by chisell, by shears, by file, by borer


Hammering

The art of giving form
by procuring a new arrangement
of the particles
of the metal by
means of an hard body
striking upon it

Goldbeater.


Drawing

1

Wire

2

Tubes


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< Information &&c

The laws of percussion
for the shape weight &
velocity of the striking
body or hammer.

for the part upon which
the stroke is to be directed.

The effect of elastic or
non-elastic supports to the
metal during the stroke in
facilitating or impeding
the effect of the stroke
upon the metal.

Aptitude in discerning
form, & dexterity in applying
the stroke so as
to remove particles of the metal in
the most convenient manner
from the part where
they are too abundantnumerous, to
a part where they are
too few. deficient


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paragraph

Forging

The art of giving
temporary malleability
to metals by a regulated
degree of heat for the purpose of working them & of giving
them form during their
most malleable state by
means of an hard body
striking upon them, partly
procuring a new arrangement
of their particles,
& in part by displacing
altogether portionsparts of the metal
or heterogeneous substances.

Attrition,
Grinding & Polishing

Information &c.

Chemsitry & natural
philosophy in so far as
necessary for the management
of the combustion
of ordinary fuel so as to
regulate the degree & quantity of
heat produced by it.

Knowledge of the relative
powers for conducting heat
of the various metals,
air in motion or at rest,
vapour of water,

Of the different degrees
of malleability of metals
at the different degrees
of heat with respect to
the necessity of accelerating
the effects of the
striking body at a certain
time.

Of the means of retarding the cooling
of the metal at
work upon.

Of continuing the degree
of heat

of the injury the metal may suffer by
neglect.

SufficientChemical knowledge
of the kinds of fuel usually
employed, to distinguish
such as are generally
known to contain matters
prejudicial to the metals.

Aptitude in judging
of the degree of contraction
likely to take place on coolingin
the various parts of
wrought metals according
to their dimensions.

Knowledge of the change
of properties in metals
at the different degrees
of heat.


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Identifier: | JB/107/123/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

107

Main Headings

Folio number

123

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

the art of giving form to metals by casting, forging, hammering, stamping, boring, filing, chizzling, grinding, bending, soldering

Category

rudiments sheet (brouillon)

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

i taylor

Marginals

Paper Producer

evan nepean

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

35114

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