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Cassells' carpentry and joinery (1907)

Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 254

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separts are notched and lapped, as little aspossible of the wood being cut away, so thatthe framing may not be weakened morethan is absolutely necessary. The mainstandards should be about 9 ft. apart, asshown ; the standards between these neednot, for ordinary purposes, have more thanone brace,… … Fig. 789.—Enlarged View of Joints at B(Fig. 786). the staging. If the gallery is for children,triangular pieces cut out of 11-in. by 2-in.stuff, and firmly secured by nails, will besuitable (see Figs. 785, 786, and 790); butif it is intended for adults, greater heightand breadth will be required,…

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