Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 70
es, as they are omitted in this frame; butthe post must be notched instead, as shown in Fig. 65, to receivethe ledger board or ribbon and the light braces which are some-times used. The Qirts. The girts are always made of the same width asthe posts, being flush with the face of the post botli… … Fig. 64. Brace for Post and Sill. post, and the whole is secured by means of a pin il d as shown inFig. 03. The pin should always be of hard wood and about seven-eighths inch in diameter. It is evident that if the gifts in twoadjacent walls were framed into the corner post at the same level,the…
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