Instead of screwing a blank on to a screw chuck, it may

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Fig. 173. Napkin Ring.

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Fig. 174. Napkin Ring Blank.

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be placed on an arbor the same as the plain ring, Fig. 163. It is not necessary that the blank be cylindrical. Fig. 174 shows a blank in place. The tools must cut lightly to avoid causing the

Fig. 175. Outside of Napkin Ring Finished.

arbor to turn in the hole. Turn the piece to a cylinder, cut the ends square, and then shape the pattern;

Fig. 175 shows the outside of a ring finished, and the piece ready to be removed from the arbor and placed in a cup chuck. It is then finished the same as Fig. 169. Figs. 176 and 177 show other designs for napkin rings.

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Fig. 177. Beaded Napkin Ring.

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Fig. 176. Plain Napkin Ring.