American carpenter and builder, august 1906 (1906)
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ted in Fig. 1.Here I show a long studding notched for ribbon toput second floor joist on. This used to be considered AMERICAN CARPENTER AND BUILDER much better than short studding for each story, butfor my part I am glad that in my observation at leastthe majority much prefer the short studding for… … Fig. 2. lining just at the bottom of upper studding, etc., butthese matters can be easily avoided and should be.The long studding can be made weak, and often areby carelessly sawing them almost in two when sawingfor ribbon. Again we often see a very weak building
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