Outer _Side-sticks_ and _Foot-sticks_ marked C in Plate 2. are of the same heighth of the _Head-sticks_, _viz._ _Quadrat_ high, and are by the _Joyner_ cut to the given length, and to the breadth of the particular _Pages_ that are to be _Imposed_: The _Side-sticks_ are placed against the outer-side of the _Page_, and the _Foot-sticks_ against the foot or bottom of the _Page_: The outer-sides of these _Side_ and _Foot-sticks_ are bevil’d or sloped from the further to the hither end. _Gutter-sticks_ marked D in Plate 2. are as the former, _Quadrat_ high, and are used to set between _Pages_ on either side the _Crosses_, as in _Octavo’s_, _Twelves_, _Sixteens_, and _Forms_ upwards; They are made of an equal thickness their whole length, like _Head-sticks_; but they have a Groove, or Gutter laid on the upper-side of them, as well that the Water may drain away when the _Form_ is Washed or Rinced, as that they should not _Print_, when through the tenderness of the _Tinpan_, the _Plattin_ presses it and the _Paper_ lower than ordinary. _Scabbord_ is that sort of _Scale_ commonly sold by some _Iron-mongers_ in Bundles; And of which, the _Scabbords_ for _Swords_ are made: The _Compositer_ cuts it _Quadrat_ high, and to his Length. The _Master-Printer_ is to provide both _Thick_ and _Thin Scabbord_, that the _Compositer_ may use either when different Bodied _Letter_ happens in a _Page_, to justifie the _Page_ to a true length; And also that the _Press-man_ may chuse _Thick_ or _Thin_ to make truer _Register_, as shall be shewed in proper place. _Quoyns_ are also _Quadrat_ high, and have one of their sides Bevil’d away to comply with the Bevil of the _Side_ and _Foot-sticks_; they are of different Lengths, and different Breadths: The great _Quoyns_ about three Inches square, except the Bevil on one side as aforesaid; and these sizes deminish downwards to an Inch and an half in length, and half an Inch in breadth. Of these _Quoyns_ our _Master-Printer_ provides several hundreds, and should provide them of at the least ten different Breadths between the aforesaid sizes, that the _Compositer_ may chuse such as will best fit the _Chase_ and _Furniture_. The Office of these _Quoyns_ are to _Lock_ up the _Form_, _viz._ to wedge it up (by force of a _Mallet_ and _Shooting-stick_) so close together, both on the sides and between Head and Foot of the _Page_, that every _Letter_ bearing hard against every next _Letter_, the whole _Form_ may _Rise_; as shall be shewed hereafter. Their farther Office is to make _Register_ at the _Press_. §. 9. ¶. 1. _Of the_ Mallet, Shooting-stick _and_ Dressing-Block, Composing-sticks, Bodkin, _and_ Chase. _&c._ _Printers Mallets_ have a _Cilindrick_ Head, and a round Handle; The Head somewhat bigger, and the Handle somewhat longer than those _Joyners_ commonly use; Yet neither shape or size different for any reason to be given: But only a Custom always used to have them so. The Head is commonly made of _Beech_.