Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking

Tools used in the fifth step of qin making process

Tools and materials used in the fifth step of qin making process – assembling:

 

(1)Raw lacquer – to be mixed with flour to form an adhesive

(2)Flour – to be mixed with raw lacquer to form an adhesive

(3)Animal gum – to be melted in a double boiler and used as an adhesive

(4)Bamboo nails – made of old bamboo, each nail is about 2-3cm long. They are used to hold together the boards of a qin. They do not rust like metal ones in humid weather, and will not hurt the qin body.

(5)Drill – holes are first drilled on the qin bottom at suitable positions and then the bamboo nails are inserted into the holes. This prevents the bamboo nails from breaking off.

(6)Hammer – used for hitting the nails into the qin body

(7)Linen cloth – used for tightening the qin body, as well as for preventing the lacquer on the qin top from warping and cracking