Bare faced half slipper mould.
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mikeadams1985
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In what context?
superspread
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Never heard of bare faced , but half slipper when ur running insitu to get in tight to your mitres?
mikeadams1985
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Yeah the "half" slipper and bard faced have lost me like.
Arti
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is this what your looking for
https://https://s1272.photobucket.com/user/artisan998/media/bearfacedhalfslipper1_zps3f640e8b.jpg.html
https://https://s1272.photobucket.com/user/artisan998/media/bearfacedhalfslipper1_zps3f640e8b.jpg.html
jesssop
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the stuff i learn on here is invaluable:RpS_thumbup:
I had a fiver on marshy putting a picture up of a slipper first. :RpS_unsure:
Achieving Curved Mouldings
Hi Stu,
hope this helps, would not use terminology that you have, but to develop concentric rule or hidden rule,the running mould is constructed to enable it to run across the plain of a curved surface.a similar technique to running a moulding for a spiral staircase. The setting out is the key to all fibrous plasterwork, so a good knowledge of geometry would give you a sound base.
Unfortunately upload of picture keeps failing file:///Users/adamaitken/Desktop/IMG_1952%202.jpg
Hi Stu,
hope this helps, would not use terminology that you have, but to develop concentric rule or hidden rule,the running mould is constructed to enable it to run across the plain of a curved surface.a similar technique to running a moulding for a spiral staircase. The setting out is the key to all fibrous plasterwork, so a good knowledge of geometry would give you a sound base.
Unfortunately upload of picture keeps failing file:///Users/adamaitken/Desktop/IMG_1952%202.jpg
puddove
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hi bodymould glad to hear you are keeping busy, it seems to be coming back into fashion again
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