Elementary building construction and drawing : stage 1 (1907)
Burrell, Edward J · London : Longmans Green · leaf 70
h the post. This remark applies to all framed work. The student will find a further reference to this point in connection with ' panels,' Chapter X. Fig. 91. Fig. 9: Pins used in securing the joint should be placed at a dis- tance from the shoulders equal to ^ the length of the tenon. In fig. 91… … Fig. 93. tenon the whole end of the rail is let into the post for a dis- tance of I inch. By this means the strength of the joint is enormously increased. Any weight to which the rail may be subjected is carried by the whole thickness of the timber instead of by the tenon only. This is known as a…
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