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• The modern method is by sand casting and then machine lathing.
• Benson replaced its roof with open lathing, reinventing it as rose bower.
• The Finnish company was founded in the early 1960s as a metal lathing shop.
• That same month lathing was applied and the walls and ceiling were plastered in April.
• Scar Lathing is particularly impressive, presenting sheer cliffs above a bend in the Esk.
• Freeman's superintendent installed inexpensive wood lathing as a foundation for a new plaster coating.
• The " New Dimension " were introduced in 1985, with different hammering patterns and lathing.
• The lathing may be partial; the amount of rotation is not necessarily a full 360 degrees.
• His son, Paul-Edouard Dubied, who had trained as an engineer at the lathing.
• Many skills such as bodging, forging, pole-lathing, wheel and brick-making are demonstrated.
• Last year he hired four men and women who had been retrained on computer-run milling and lathing machines.
• Metal lathing was spaced across a 13.5 inch center, attached by tie wires using lathers'nippers.
• In the 1950s, he experimented with lathing rifle bullets to create jacketed handgun ammunition, inspired by Jim Harvey.
• The fashion was superseded by decorative plasterwork and sometimes the painted ceilings were broken up to form lathing for the new plaster.
• Machine lathing can be done only with brass, so machine lathed singing bowls are made with modern techniques and modern brass alloy.
• Isberg was tutored by her father to cabinet makery, lathing and carving, and was to become famous for her wood carving.
• The courses on offer ranged from electrical engineering to machine-lathing, mechanical engineering and building-fitting to wood-working.
• The original roof structure was stripped with lathing and hand split wooden shake shingles were applied in an interlocking method to prevent leaks.
• A superstructure, redoubts, barbettes, turrets and main and secondary guns were assembled using wood framing, covered with cement and metal lathing.
• The entire lathing and plastering and much of the woodwork had to be removed, as well as rubbish appearing to date from colonial times.