Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 366
der that when the mortice for the lockhas been cut, the wedging between the tenonsshall not be cut away ; were they cut away,there would be nothing to hold the stile tothe rail, and very soon the stile would comeaway from the shoulder. If it has not pre-viously been arbitrarily decided to whichjamb… … Fig. 1124.—Door in Position for Shooting Edge. formed as illustrated. The grooving andtongueing of the jambs and head are of amore complicated character. I Hanging- Ordinary Four=panel Door. The method of hanging an ordinary four-j panel door will now be described. Theframes or jambs to which doors…
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