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American carpenter and builder, august 1906 (1906)

American Carpenter and Builder Co. · American Carpenter and Builder Co. · leaf 44

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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 … 549 dead weight of 180 tons out of a ship and into the air60 feet and place it in another ship, and it makes onerealize that raising is a big subject, too. But it is not the difficult things to raise that I in-tended to call attention to as much as the simple andcommon ones. With all the modern…

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