Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 398
rom this, using the slips at the ends inthe same way as with the jambs ; squareround in pencil for the mortices and wedgingroom on the head ; but in the case of thetransom the mortices will require markingsquare across on the top and under side withthe knife. Now, with a mortice gauge set tothe… … Fig. 1217.—Piece of Frame : the End Set Out for Moulding and Rebate, and Ploughed for Rebating and Moulding. face from both edges, and the J in. down theback edge, these lines being for mouldingand rebate. Mortising and Tenoning Frame.—Thetenons should be cut down to the shoulder 16* lines with a…
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