Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 50
SECOND METHOD 47 allow the string about § of an inch longer for a tongueto go into the cross-string; then cut the string off atright angles with the step and allow about 6 inchesfrom the step upward to form the top easing to carry … Diagram B out the winder. You will see that a piece must beglued on the under side of string. I have shown eas-ing at top, and also shown ramp at bottom to receivebase, etc. Fig. 2 is the cross-string. Always glue up cross-string tor stairs of this description 14 inches wide, andthen make a line,…
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