Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 390
r simpler than inthe previous example, because the stickingdown of the ovolo and the depth of therebate being equal, the shoulders on eachside will be in one plane. The setting outof one end of a vertical bar and one end ofa cross bar, and also for their intersection,is clearly shown at Fig. 1199.… … &• Fig. 1198.—Joint .between Top Rail and Stile ofDoor Tenons of Bars.—The tenons of the barsshould next be sawn down to the shoulderlines as shown at Fig. 1199. The shouldersshould be cut in with a fine saw about J in.The sawing of the shoulders must not becompleted until after the moulding…
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