Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 437
cluding the tongues ; the inside edgesshould be gauged to thickness, the back sidesbeing left rough. The oak sill is usuallysupplied of rough wedge-shape section, asshown at Fig. 1317, which facilitates work-ing and economises material. Commenceby taking the bottom or the flat side out ofwinding.… … Fig. 1313.—Enlarged Detail at Sill. A, Fig. 1318. Gauge the width J in. morethan the thickness of the frame over all, inorder to allow for subsequent shrinkage.Most shops keep standard patterns of sills,which should be used for marking the endsindicated at Fig. 1317 ; but if one of theseis not to…
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