Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 131
ovetail mortises for ends of the balusters. Fig. 29simply shows the string receiving the treads and returnnosings. The illustration shown at Fig. 31 represents a por-tion of a flight of stairs, having cut strings, S, S, on each side. The tread isshown at t and the riseratp. These are a cheapkind of… … FOURTH METHOD 1*7 HOW TO DETERMINE THE RISE AND GOING OF AFLIGHT OF STAIRS I have taken the following from Ellis PracticalTreatise on Joiners Work, because it seems to me to beabout the best thing written on the subject, at least,the best I have come across. The amount of goingand rise given…
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