Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 537
502 CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. m n can be drawn parallel, representingthe thickness of the finished panel. The ally the same shape as at 4 d g 1 (Fig.1046), and thus d g, h k (Fig. 1647) repre-sents the piece of plank for the top panelcut to its first shape 1, 5, being the centreline. On the top edge… … mould for the inner edge is shown byd (Fig. 1645), and has been obtainedfrom the curve D a (Fig. 1644) in a similarmanner. At f (Fig. 1646) is shown theedge of the plank developed, and theouter edge mould applied. The applica-tion of the inner edge mould is shown onthe developed edge of plank at e.…
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