Exercises in wood-working, with a short treatise on wood; (1890)
Sickels, Ivin. [from old catalog] · New York, D. Appeton and company · leaf 129
ction. The diagrams,Figs. 5 and 6, give the necessary parts for an outside door 7 highand 2 10 wide. The jambs, a, are rabbeted and grooved to receivethe head. The sill is nailed to the ends of the jambs. Framesfor inside doors are made of three pieces, the jambs and head. Window and door-frames… … 128 ELEMENTS OF HOUSE-BUILDING. Exercise 30.—Inclosing a Building. A building is inclosed by sheathing, placing window and doorframes in position, putting on building jjaper, siding and shingling. If a frame is braced by oblique studs at the corners and possi-bly in the middle, the sheathing-boards…
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