Radford's brick houses and how to build them... (1912)
William A. Radord · William A. Radford · leaf 105
cut taper, and thus the jointsare slightly more open on the back ofthe arch than on the under side. In and fitting, or perhaps molding, thebricks of which it is to be composed.Brick arches in which the bricks havebeen specially cut or molded are gen-erally termed gauged arches, and arefrequently… … Fig. 105. To Find the Arch Centers. making drawings of such arches, thedraftsman draws a ring around thecenter from which the arch is struck,the diameter of the ring being thethickness of the brick. This thicknessis then stepped off on the under side(soffit) of the arch with a pair of divid-ers,…
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