Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 30
27 27 point I; from H with FD for radius, swing an arc andintersect with another from E; having CA for radius,connect El and HI; take a center, K, anywhere on theline EH, draw an arc touching GH and cutting EH atL; square down from K, cutting JH at M; connectLM, and the bevel is found for both… … 7 Fig. 28* i w \ * *.1 / Fig. 30 shows the manner of sliding the mould onthe wreath to mark it for blocking. We may state herethat there have been worked some hundreds of railsduring the past thirty years by this method, and wehave come to the conclusion that the easiest and 2S COMMON-SENSE…
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