Reliure et ses branches auxiliaires . workman,frottant la brosse du chiffon. Retirez la pièce, et collez-la une autre ; répétez-la avec trois ou quatre pièces ; posez le panneau gauche de manière à ce que les cinq-quatre-vingt d'un pouce de tours-projets. Prenez la jauge du boîtier avec la main droite et placez-la sur le chiffon, même avec le bord de la carte. Posez Ensuite la planche de droite sur le chiffon près de la jauge, même à la tête. Prenez la bande de papier, placez le itentre les panneaux, puis prenez l'acier de tour, plac-ing le bord sous le couvercle et repliez le tissu sur le tofit sniche. Tourner le couvercle autour et tur

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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches . workman, rubbing the brush off the cloth. Remove the piece, andglue another; repeat this with three or four pieces; thenlay the left board on so that five-eighths of an inch turn-inprojects. Pick up the case gauge with the right handand place it on the cloth even with the edge of the board.Then lay the right-hand board on the cloth close to thegauge even at the head. Take the strip of paper, place itbetween the boards, and then take the turn-in steel, plac-ing the edge under the cover and folding the cloth over tofit snugly. Turn the cover around and turn over the pro-jecting cloth of the tail end; then, with the corner of thesteel, the edge of the cloth is folded in and the edges ofthe corners are covered. Then place the turn-in steelunder the edge of the board, and fold over the cloth of thefront edge of the right-hand board. Turn the coveraround and repeat the turn-in operation of the front edgeof the other board. The cover is then turned over andrubbed down with the turn-in steel.. To facilitate this operation, two or three people areemployed to make cases; one to glue, another to lay onboards and paper and assist in turning-in, and the thirdto turn-in and rub down or run the cases through the 160 BOOKBINDING wringer. Considerable time is thus saved, and betterresults are accomplished. The case-smoother, as shownin the illustration, is frequently built in a bench andoperated with power. This is an advantage which shouldnot be overlooked by manufacturers who have any greatamount of case work. Half-bound Cases.— The boards are cut as describedin the chapter on Boards, and, if round corners aredesired, the operation is performed on the corneringmachine. Cut a piece of manila or gray rag paper thewidth of the back and the length of the book. Cut andpare the leather as described in the chapter on Cuttingand Paring Leather. Should the leather be stiff, wet itwith a sponge, or take a lot and stick the narrow ends inwater and ru

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