Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905, Nolan, Thomas, 1857-1926 · New York : W.T. Comstock · leaf 248
he lock, so that the mortise foi thelatter cuts away a large part of the tenon, thereby weakening thedoor. In a door paneled as in Fig. 217 the lock comes opposite themiddle panel and hence does not weaken the door to the same extent.The rails of a door are always tenoned into the outer stiles,… … Fig. 231. a flush moulding on the other side. The mouldings are usually fas-tened in place by small nails or brads, which should not penetratethe panels. O. G. Doors.—The stock doors commonly sold throughout theWest do not have a separate panel mould, but an ogee moulding is
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