Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 409
.1248). Fig. 1251.—Sectionthrough Top Edgeof Middle Rail (Fig.1248). Fig. 1248.—Front Elevation of Circular Door. ribs for the three rails ; these can be cutout with a band-saw, or with a side-saw if theformer is not available. A side-saw (seeFig. 1252) is much like a bow-saw, only it isworked up… … Fig. 1252.—Side Saw for Cutting Rails, etc. [7^=7 -TJF^T- -.JH^?— S^S^i- ~ ~ r-= ~~-=~ ^j^_^=-. -^^— \ri= i - - - — ~~ ~ ~^E^£~=L=£ --\~i ^E=h^z. _-:- t^-: jrUjssii£ Fig. 1253.—Building Up Rails in Ribs. DOORS AND POOR FRAMES. 381 butt-jointed ; by this arrangement strengthis gained, as any two…
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