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Plaster Bandage: Dry Plaster of Paris Rubbed into Coarse Linen, Mathijsen 1852
The plaster bandage of the Dutch army surgeon Antonius Mathijsen (1852): coarse linen with dry plaster of Paris rubbed well into it. Wetted as it goes on and rubbed by hand, it sets hard within minutes. Until 1931 hospitals made their own this way.
The picture: our own drawing.
Mwanzo
1 hour
Maagizo
1
1
Cut coarse linen strips
Cut coarse linen strips
Cut a coarsely woven linen into long strips, bandage width.
Vifaa kwa hatua hii:
Kitambaa cha kitani1 sqmZana zinazohitajika:
Mkasi wa nguo2
2
Rub the plaster in
Rub the plaster in
Lay a strip flat and rub dry plaster of Paris thoroughly into the weave, working along its length. Do it slowly so the dust stays down.
Vifaa kwa hatua hii:
Plasta ya Paris500 gZana zinazohitajika:
Bakuli
Barakoa ya kupumua N953
3
Roll and keep dry
Roll and keep dry
Roll each strip loosely and store it closed and dry: any damp sets the plaster. To use, wet it as it goes on and rub it smooth by hand.
Zana zinazohitajika:
Mitungi ya kioo yenye vifunikoVifaa
2- 1 sqmKishikilia Nafasi
- 500 gKishikilia Nafasi
Zana Zinazohitajika
4- Kishikilia Nafasi
- Kishikilia Nafasi
- Kishikilia Nafasi
- Kishikilia Nafasi
Mchoro huu unatengeneza
CC0 Umma Wote
Mchoro huu umetolewa chini ya CC0. Uko huru kunakili, kubadilisha, kusambaza, na kutumia kazi hii kwa madhumuni yoyote, bila kuomba ruhusa.
Saidia Mtengenezaji kwa kununua bidhaa kupitia Mchoro wao ambapo wanapata Kamisheni ya Mtengenezaji iliyowekwa na Wachuuzi, au unda marudio mapya ya Mchoro huu na uiunganishe kama kiungo katika Mchoro wako kuchangia mapato.