Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 356
e of 90°, as shown in Fig.266. The first step necessarywould be to bisect the givenangle and obtain the miter-line and cut each piece so thatthev would miter together. If a ^ig- 266. carpsnter had to make a joint of this kind, he would place his mouldingin the miter-box, and cut one piece right and… … \ ^Oo Fig. 267. a picture frame, shown in Fig.267. The sheet-metal cornice-maker cannot, after his moulding:is formed, place it in the miter-box to cut the miter, but mustlav it out—or, in other words,develop it—on a flat surface orsheet of metal. He must also be careful to place the profile in its…
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