Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 143
124 CARPENTKY AND JOINERY. formed behind the latter. In this casethe joint between the tie-beam and principalrafter is fastened by means of a bolt. of fastening for trusses where half-trusseshave not to be attached to them ; but whenthis latter is the case, the stirrup - iron j … Fig. 465.—Section through Main Truss showing Method of connecting Tie-beam, King-post, and Hips to Ridge. Figs. 456 to 459 show the end of a trusssupported by an iron column. This caseillustrates the use of the pole-plate and alsothe oblique bridle joint. The pole-plateserves two purposes, viz. to…
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