Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 100
Fig. 38 shows the mould marked on the top and bot-tom faces of the plank, the mould being moved along THIRD METHOD 97 the line on the underside to the distance given at Fig.35. The wreath is cut out to those lines. This is … known as the bevel cut. The top portion of thewreath is the same as the bottom. To make the jointat the shank end, it may be necessary to use the shortpiece of falling mould as at Fig. 34. This last example is after the system invented byPeter Nicholson, and is, in fact, the foundation of…
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