Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 393
a slight tap of the hammer to get itdown level. With the aid of a bradawl orsome sharp-pointed tool, slide out the fourslips of wood, each towards the centre of thepanel, and drive down the moulding. Laya flat strip of wood across the panel corner- appearance and in other respects. A verygood kind… … Fig. 1203.—Section throughInternal Doorway, showing Jamband part of Door in Section. i wise, and Strike this with the hammer, toprevent the moulding from being bruised. Ifthe mitre shoot was true, every mitre willfit as closely and nicely as possible. Skeleton Jambs.—Every doorway musthave a lining…
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