Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 450
ays exposed to view. Figs. 1370 to1372 represent a method now generallyadopted. It is superior to the old, becauseit takes less time, and is easier of construction.The original piece cut out is re-used to close WINDOW SASHES AND CASEMENTS. 419 ! the pocket; and, when the lines are re-| newed, any… … Fig. 1368. Figs. 1367 to 1369.—Part Plan, Elevation, and Section of Pulley Stile, showing Sash Frame Pocket in Centre. the pulley stiles are ready tongued, grooved,etc. Lay a couple on the bench with thetried-up marks face to face (so as to get themin pairs) and level at both ends ; measureand mark…
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