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Cassells' carpentry and joinery (1907)

Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 322

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n-side lining of the frame, which is groovedto receive the tongue. This lining willfinish, in width, level with the face of theplaster, and will be an inch thick. Fill inthe architrave K with the mould (Fig. 956)as shown. Draw a line L J in. from theface of the architrave to represent the frontedge… … Fig. 957.—Mould for Oak Sill. fixed, provide a good base for fixing thelinings, and a key for the plaster. Height Rod.—Turn the rod over and setout the vertical section or height as at Fig.952. The height of the frame is 6 ft. Drawa line as before 1 in. from the edge of therod, stopping at the line…

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