Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 64
sh plate on the top of the pieces because there is no tendency fortlie pieces to pull apart on top, and the bolts shown in the figureare sufficient to prevent them from being displaced. In any case where it is not desirable to scarf the pieces in a splice subjected to bending,the form of butt joint… … Fig. 51. Butt Joint. In either case they must be large enough to take care of all thebending stress, and a sufficient number of bolts must be used tofasten them securely to both parts of the splice. THE WALL. Let us next consider the framing of the walls of the build-ing. In this work there are two…
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