Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 343
board is and then lines are squared across to showthe position of the ledges, the cramp beingapplied near each ledge, so as to keep the-joints of the boards close, and these aresecured by a few nails or preferably screws.The door is now turned over face side upand lined out for nailing. Care is… … the hammer and punch ; thus the nails areclenched. In doing this the punch mustbe held slanting so as not to drive the nailsback. The top and bottom of the doorshould be sawn square and planed. Hanging- the Door. This door is cut off level at the bottom,and it does not require fitting between the
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