Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 128
FOURTH METHOD 123 the riser. The completed work is shown at Fig. 23,the lower tread a having the riser tenoned into thetread. At /; the tread is screwed from below to theedge of the riser. This makes strong work. The usual … Fig. 24. method of building a step is shown at Fig. 24. Herethe riser is tongued into the tread above and runsdown below the lower tread, but fits close to its edgeto which it is nailed as shown in the upper portion. At Fig. 25, I show a quick method of marking theends of the treads for the…
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