Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 21
ytake B as a center, and with radius BP describe an arctouching the curve APC in the angle ABC; from H asa center, with the same radius, describe an arc cuttingHG at M; then take a thin flexible strip of wood ofan even thickness, bend it until it touches the pointsKLM; mark around it with a pencil,… … pie BG is lifted higher,making the pitch-lines andtangents FG and DG of un-equal lengths. To obtainthe angle continue BG toH, making BH equal toEF; from H draw the lineHJ to any distance at rightangles to DG. With thecenter G and radius GFdescribe an arc cutting FIRST METHOD 19 Let us now go back…
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