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Cassells' carpentry and joinery (1907)

Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 501

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would be in-volved. In superior polished work, thehead would be constructed of a veneer andstaves at the back. In this case, of coursea special cylinder would have to be madeon which to bend and block the veneer. MOULDINGS: WORKING AND SETTING THEM OUT. Introduction.—A moulding is a curved sur-face… … Fig. 1542. Fig. 1539. Fig. 1519.—Parting Bead. Fig. 1520.—Quirked Bead. Fig. 1521.—Angle or Returned Bead (whenof Large Section, generally known as a Staff Bead). Fig. 1522.—Section of Bead or Roundfrequently Fixed as a Staff Bead. Fig. 1523.—Staff or Angle Bead. Fig. 1524.—CavettoQuirked Ogee and…

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