Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 441
and sill.Mark off the lengths for the housings at eachend, also for pockets and pulleys, as shown,run down gauge lines for the tongues, andplough the groove for the parting bead.The bead is not in the middle ; its positionwill be found on the rod (see Fig. 1310).Next finish cutting out the pocket,… … Fig. 1331. Back of Pulley Stile Bored and Sawn forPocket. lines over from the inside edge to theploughed groove e f (Fig. 1328). Marktwo other lines J in. within them for therebates, and square these over on theback side. In setting out the mortices forthe pulleys, note must be taken of the…
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