King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 48
her measuring, or the use of any other tool,and at the same time gives the angle for the lower end ofthe next piece. Some workmen have a miter box with abridging cut made in it, and saw the bridging for anentire floor before nailing. The uneven spaces will haveto be cut .separately. 24. Studding. —… … Fig. 30. — Bridging. 34 CONSTRUCTIVE CARPENTRY even width, as time will be saved in straightening up thepartition, and a much better job of plastering can be niadethan if it depended upon the plasterer to make a straightwall. The best Constructive practice is to bring the partitionsdirectly over…
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