King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 134
ideFinishing ), though this method is not recommended uponwork which is to be exposed to the weather, as there is so ,e much short wood be-tween the cuts thatmay drop out after thework has been in placea few years. The cutsmay be made eithersquare, as at a, or atan angle, as at 6; ifmade in the… … Fig. 112. — Laying out a Rake Molding. 120 CONSTRUCTIVE CARPENTRY hand if there is no mill conveniently located where cuttersmay do it, though even then it is often more economicalto work the molding out on the bench if properly shapedmolding planes are available. Worked rak;e moldings arenot used…
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