Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 126
ce which is adevice intended to take the place of a solid cut car-riage string. The balusters are shown as being dove-tailed into ends of treads. The illustration show at Fig. 19 is simply a plan ofFig. 18, and shows the position of the string, bracket,riser and tread. The manner of mitering the… … manner of doweling the nosingis shown at Fig. 20. Slot screw-ing may be employed for thispurpose, particularly if thetreads are hardwood and thework is to be polished. These Fig. 20. screws are first screwed solid into the nosing—that end of the bolt being cut likean ordinary wood screw—and a…
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