Elementary building construction and drawing : stage 1 (1907)
Burrell, Edward J · London : Longmans Green · leaf 48
s in the stones to be connected are dovetail in plan and elevation. A small channel cut from them to the surface enables the lead to be run in so as to fill up the cavity. 24- Joggle joints.— Figs. 6i, 62, 63, and 64 are forms of joggle joints used by masons for various purposes. Fig. 61. Fig. 62.… … Fig. 6s. The steps of stone staircases are usually blocks of stone either rectangular in section or worked so that the soffit is an inclined plane. Two methods of forming the joint between the steps are given. The iron standard for carrying a handrail is also shown let into the step and run with…
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