Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 495
edkeys and tongues. The bars are mouldedand scribed to intersect with the mouldings 462 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. of the frame, and connected by mortice-and-tenon joints. The inside of the bars a, b, c,and D are not moulded, but are rebated andslightly splayed, so as to facilitate the open-ing and… … Fig. 1506.—Dovetail Jointingat Angle of Sash the sash is closed it completes the appear-ance of four bars as shown. The four piecesforming the sash, being of slight thickness,must be dovetailed and mitered as shown(Fig. 1506). If additional strengthening isconsidered desirable at the angles, four…
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