Jacob Junior

To make a sheet of paper, the vatman plunges a wooden mold into the pulp. As he lifts out the mold, he shakes it to even out the pulp. Water pours out, leaving only fibers caught on the mold's surface. He removes the mold's frame, known as the deckle, and lowers the corner of the mold to drain away more water. He places the mold face down on a wet