Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 151
nd Ridge. of fixing the hips to the ridge is illustrated.What is known as a king- and queen-posttruss is shown by Fig. 496 ; this is suitablefor a span of 50 ft. 132 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. Other forms of joints at head of queen-posts, etc., are shown by Figs. 497 and498, the latter representing the… … Figs. 497 and 498.— Alternative Methods of forming Joints at Heads of Queen-posts. Fig. 496.—Half Elevation of King- and Queen-post Roof Truss for 50-Feet Span. bounded by the tie-beam, by the prin-cipal rafters up to the straining beam, andby the straining beam itself. The portionof the truss…
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