Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 258
Fig. 802.—Detail of Joint of FlyingShore at D (Fig. 799). Wedoes.Straining Piece 6x3 Fig. 800.—Details of Joints of Flying Shore atA (Fig. 799). reason that if the bottom shore has to beremoved first, which is often the case, it is adifficult matter if they are close together,whereas by leaving a… … Fig. 803.—Detail of Flying Shore at C(Fig. 799). walls require supporting, a clear way beingrequired underneath. Text-books gener-ally limit the length to about 32 ft., becausefir timber is not easily obtained longer ; but 236 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. pitchpine may be obtained in 70-ft. lengths,so…
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