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-- Right, where is it? -- First, the nosenrot approached the bookshelf containing the minimum amount of information about the world, without which the headquarters library would not be a library, but simply an unserious book club.
-- No, this is a dictionary... Oh, I found it. Here is an atlas, -- she opens it and confirms the presence of many different maps describing different parts of the world. Most of them, of course, were from Welfern, and they were more detailed than the others, but still, for a not-too-bulky globe, there was quite enough accuracy, even for pedants.
-- Okay, let's go to the forge.
...
-- So, the first tool for working with wood is this, -- she gives Beate a knife, holding it by the blade. She takes one herself.
-- You have a wooden blank; according to the diagram, it should become the base for the stand, -- she shows a hastily made drawing. -- You do this: chop-chop, chop-chop, cut off the corners. The blanks are square, but the globe is all round. Pay attention to the direction of the grain; it is pointless to cut across it. So, we orient the wood correctly.
-- Also, let's practice sawing with a saw. It's not a difficult task, but it requires skill, and yes, we need it because the blanks are not the perfect size; they will have to be shortened...
-- But the knife is the main thing; we will have carved elements. Therefore, I won't even give you a lathe yet; you must be responsible for the carved elements of the stand and the equator, and practice is important in this. If you can't cut off the corners, you won't be able to carve the pattern...
-- I will start with casting bronze and creating hemispheres. The latter is a slightly tedious job; I will have to cut a lot of disks, glue them together, and then grind them into a sphere with a milling cutter... But you can watch. I will probably even let you participate a little so that you can get a better feel for it.
-- No, this is a dictionary... Oh, I found it. Here is an atlas, -- she opens it and confirms the presence of many different maps describing different parts of the world. Most of them, of course, were from Welfern, and they were more detailed than the others, but still, for a not-too-bulky globe, there was quite enough accuracy, even for pedants.
-- Okay, let's go to the forge.
...
-- So, the first tool for working with wood is this, -- she gives Beate a knife, holding it by the blade. She takes one herself.
-- You have a wooden blank; according to the diagram, it should become the base for the stand, -- she shows a hastily made drawing. -- You do this: chop-chop, chop-chop, cut off the corners. The blanks are square, but the globe is all round. Pay attention to the direction of the grain; it is pointless to cut across it. So, we orient the wood correctly.
-- Also, let's practice sawing with a saw. It's not a difficult task, but it requires skill, and yes, we need it because the blanks are not the perfect size; they will have to be shortened...
-- But the knife is the main thing; we will have carved elements. Therefore, I won't even give you a lathe yet; you must be responsible for the carved elements of the stand and the equator, and practice is important in this. If you can't cut off the corners, you won't be able to carve the pattern...
-- I will start with casting bronze and creating hemispheres. The latter is a slightly tedious job; I will have to cut a lot of disks, glue them together, and then grind them into a sphere with a milling cutter... But you can watch. I will probably even let you participate a little so that you can get a better feel for it.