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Gouges (Figs. 88 and 89) are curved line tools. They are made in sets, and also in various curvatures, from a quarter circle to a complete circle. These tools are of great use in patterns made by the combination of straight lines and curves.
Drop tools, flowers, and other ornamental separate tools are used in great variety. In an elaborate design, every ornament may require a separate tool, and the binder's tool cutter is always at work. Fig. 90 is an example of a small finishing tool.
The ends of tools for producing corners and centers are shown in Figs. 91 to 94, and being repeat tools, four impressions of each will produce a centre. Other simple designs are shown by Figs. 95 to 98.
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