Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 436
portion of the back sides,being hidden in the casing, need not beplaned, except when the lining is consider-ably thicker than required, then it must beeither thicknessed the whole breadth orrebated out to the distance of the back ofthe pulley stile, otherwise the shoulderformed on the edge of the… … 3 0 Fig. 1312.—Horizontal Section. 406 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. fitting. Put the best stuff on the inside ofthe frame, as nearly all the outside liningis hidden in the brickwork. The head andthe pulley stiles should be planed straightand out of winding, and be gauged to width,including the tongues ;…
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