King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 45
meas-m-ements to be used are 4and 12, as in Fig. 27. Bymarking along the two edgesof the square, we have theangles of the cuts, 4 givingthe horizontal cut and 12the vertical. To find thelength of the brace, measureacross the angle from 4 to12, the distance given asinches being read as feet. The… … Fig. 28. ■ Beveled Shoulder BraceJoint. FORMS OF CONSTRUCTION 31 no shoulder, by the method above described, and makethe mark upon the brace denoting the length as shownat ad. Lay the square with the size of the shoulder, {de,or af), say 1, upon the tongue, at point a or d, andbring the square…
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