Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 368
in the hinges, the top one about6 in. or 7 in. down, and the bottom one justabove the bottom rail. There is no par-ticular rule to go by as to height, and halfan inch more or less makes no difference,as long as the butts are never let into thestiles at the ends of the tenons of the rails. Putting… … Fig. 1130.—Marking along Knuckle of Butt forLetting into Jamb. more. Set out the hinges on the stile asshown at Fig. 1128, the lines a and b beingmade with a marking gauge. Saw andpare out and then screw the flange of the buttin position as shown at Fig. 1129 ; its sur-face should be just flush…
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