Kidder, Frank E. (Frank Eugene), 1859-1905, Nolan, Thomas, 1857-1926 · New York : W.T. Comstock · leaf 72
\ inches over theother side of the trimmer.As stirrup irons are ordinarilyused, the end of the headeris simply spiked to the trimmer to keep the latter from spreading un-til the floor is laid, the latter being depended upon finally to keep thetrimmers from spreading, and thus permitting the header… … Fig. 46. 7° BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. hole slightly larger than the bolt is bored through the trimmer andinto the end of the header. A square hole is then cut into the sideof the header, as at A, Fig. 48, just large enough to slip in the nut,which is pushed in opposite the bolt hole and the bolt then…
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