Common-sense stair building and handrailing (1903)
Fred T Hodgson · Frederick J. Drake and Co. · leaf 92
Fig. 30. are taken from them. For the extra thicknessrequired for this wreath the distance ST, Fig. 27,would be quite sufficient over what is usually allowed.Fig. 30 is the development for the wreath to be in THIRD METHOD 89 one piece with the easing on the straight rail at thetop. The face mould… … Fig. 31 is the development for the wreath to be intwo pieces. Redraw the plan same as Fig, 1; drawthe joint line CD, and draw BE tangent to the centerline and at right angles to CD. Produce the centerlines past A and F to meet B and E. With B and E ascenters turn the springing lines around, and…
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