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Constructive carpentry (1912)

King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 126

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FiQ. 101. — Open Cobnice. BOARDING IN. OUTSIDE FINISH 111 frieze (b) extending a little above the top side of the planceror soffit (c) as at z, a space of I being left between thefrieze and the soffit, any water which finds its way intothe conjice will drop behind the bed mold (d).outside ofthe… … Fie. 102. — Box Cornice. The fascia (e) should extend about J below the plancer.It will be noticed that the outside of the gutter (/) is lowerthan the part extending under the shingles; this allowsthe overflow to run over the gutter and drop clear of thehouse. A box cornice does not dry out so…

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