King, Charles A. (Charles Albert), b. 1865 · New York, Cincinnati [etc.] American book company · leaf 99
fter to the other side, locatingthe point /; draw a line from f to a diagonally acrossthe top edge of the hip, obtaining thus the desired cheekor side cut. The student should study this problem carefully, as itinvolves the principle by which all side or cheek cuts aremade, according to the method… … Fig. 79. — Method op find-ing THE Cheek Cuts. ROOF CONSTRUCTION 85 than at the plates does not alter in the slightest degreethat angle. Therefore in taking off the cheek cut equal tothe thickness of the rafter we are making what is simply asquare miter joint, when the horizontal section is…
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