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Show 8 frame and rolled away from the moist sheet, while in couching paper in th European practice the rigid brass mould with its wooden under-fram combined is lifted directly away from the newly-formed: \val(flca.\ As previously stal ited, Mr . Khodke, instructor in the Gan o b LW oo pamphlin B i ot subj\_nl o paapermaking. Inasmuch as this treatise is the text-book used by the variou G andhi "village industries," salient portions are herewith reprinted verbatim. This compilation is not only instructive from into the limited facilities at the disposal of these poor village workers it The oty A all over odi il about sixty or seventy y Afte that ae pmm.. Papes from abroad s sanula chine mills n Tndi, ithas mm e now ther are very few w plplaces where it i carTR ls cavment nd vithin the capacy of vo s chid e home S50 e iy el rga lenthot mnm,,m.m % il o macin production the fibres are crushe e el i machinemade paper and what is written on i be rubbed of casily. Consequently it i f great value for certificates an all important records T proces es involved in pap ture are chiefy two, one whereby the consituent fbres of the material used are separate and the other whercby they are broug ether o form . thin ayer o s "Paper may be made of almost any form o 1.m..m.n|.,.ummmmmx‘s,,masrags unny bags gras, sraw ropes and old baskets. xm.\mmm i the pulp has been obtained th et i s et 0 are e same i the cae o al e dlhlpmd stone. Dieki: Tank (pi0 _,fu by 4o by g fst dth eb 104 e the ever beam on 0 opesa the roof, Wi X they pres down th o ey ] Uicttp B bt same moment. A third man pushes the pul into the concave stoneat cac "Washing the beaten pulp: Two men hol the ends of a dhai (clo) while a third ma uts the pulp in it and pours water. The tw the pulp forward and backvard b moving the cloth up and down. This proccs should be continued tl allthe dirt goes avy "Sheet forming: Tmplemens conss of & cement vat with slanting sides, a ilter, 2 woode Digital image© 2005 Marriot Lib ity of Utah, All rights reserved |
