Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 514
as a flat sideplaned throughout its length, so as to bedfairly on the plane, and is used as indicated inFig. 1588, which shows the application of theapparatus : the moulding is held in positionby the left hand, any marks that have beenmade on it being adjusted to the point ofthe pencil, which is… … SKIRTINGS, DADOS, PANELWORK, LININGS, ETC. Lining Material. All pine woods, besides many hardwoods,are used in the production of lining. Thehardwoods generally employed are mahogany,walnut, maple, oak, etc. Linings may beplain V-jointed, double V-jointed, beaded,or reeded. The V bead or reed should…
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