Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 516
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… … Fig. 1589.—Method in which Log is Cut intoBoards. be formed on the face, or best-dressed side.Linings vary in thickness from f in. to| in., f in. being the size mostly used. Firstquality Bjorneborg pine (red and white) fur-nishes- good material for lining. Small, firmknots are not objected to.…
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