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Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)

Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 31

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ean line. To mark the curve line slide themould up, as shown in Fig. 36, mark the insideedge (this line will not be quite as accurate asone made from an elliptical mould on the slidingprinciple with wide ends, but it is near enoughfor all practical purposes) by roughing out the insidefirst and… … FIRST METHOD 29 surface. As soon as this is clone gauge the wreath to awidth, then bend in a thin strip. Connecting thestraight lines squared in from each end, mark around theoutside in the same manner, mark off the top, gauge to athickness, and the wreath is squared. The plumb-linecan be marked on…

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