Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 416
DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES. 385 side as well. The pieces can now be separ-ated and the soffit planed to the lines bya compass plane or other similar means.The setting out, the mortising, and the tenon and rounds. For working the curvedmouldings of the head, small hollows androunds, known as thumb… … Fig. 1261.—Conventional Detail of Joints, etc., of Post, Head, and Transom. cutting(not shoulders) having beeia pattern of the moulds, made of a piece ofhardwood or zinc, should be marked onthe ends of the several pieces. If machineryis at hand, the mouldings would be stuckby it, and would only…
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