Shafting, see "Canopy."
Shooting (in carpentry), the planing down of an edge to get it truly straight.
Squaring-out, enlarging (or reducing) any design by drawing from point to point across proportional squares.
Stippling, described p. 100.
Stopping-knife, the knife by which the glass and lead are manipulated in leading-up.
Tabernacle work, see "Canopy."
Template, the form in paper, card, wood, or zinc, of shaped openings, by which the correct figure is set out on the cartoon-form.