Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 125
which are planted on the string. The brackets miterwith the ends of the risers, and the ends of themwhich abut the miters should be the same length thatthe riser is wide, as shown at b. The treads must beleft long enough to reach over the edge of the brack-ets; and the nosings and coves must also… … FOURTH METHOD lal An end portion of a cut and mitered string, with apart of string removed, is shown at Fig. 18 in orderto give an idea of the method of construction. O andC show the returned nosings, and the manner in which
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