Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 535
it at the springing. The parallellines ab, CD show the thickness of theplank required. Projecting up from c dand a b, draw the curves d, k, c, l, b, m,a, n, which represent the face mouldsc, d, l, k, for application to one side ofplank, a, n, m, b, the face mould for theother side of plank. Then,… … Fig. 1641.—Conventional View of Plank Set Outfrom Moulds ready for Sawing. along the lines a, d, the plank is madeto assume the form shown by Fig. KU1.Now apply and mark the shape of the innerface mould on the under side of the plankas indicated by a b m n (Fig. 1641).Then the outer face mould can…
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