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Carpentry and woodwork (1911)

Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 496

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yershould be of wide ship-lap boards. If put on diag-onally it will act as a permanent bracing, and whilethis is the better way, it takes more time than hori-zontal siding. In either case nail to every stud andtimber the board touches. Begin at the bottomof sill, break joints as the work progresses… … i. -f.-* MTCHE.IVJ tP^J UV1NS BOOM £5 <J BE.D ROOM paper window frames set,tin flashing nailedover doors and Win-dows , and outercovering put on.Before proceed-ing with outsidesheathing, h o w -ever, the roofshould be framedand covered. ROOFING It is a difficultmatter to say thatone part of a…

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