Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 494
al bars a and c (Fig. 1492). Arib or cylinder round which to bend the barmust be specially made. A suitable formfor this purpose is illustrated at Fig. 1500,where it is shown constructed of two thick-nesses. The strip of wood for the bar shouldbe obtained as straight-grained as possible,and should… … Fig. 1503.—Elevation of Circular Bulls-eyeFrame with Central Sash. trated. A piece of hoop-iron bent roundwith it on the outside will be found usefulin preventing fibres of the wood from burst-ing out. When the bars are thick, it is agood plan to form them of two thicknesses,gluing them together as…
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