Elementary building construction and drawing : stage 1 (1907)
Burrell, Edward J · London : Longmans Green · leaf 82
Wood Joints used in Carpentry and Joinery 71 61. Double quirked bead. — This is shown at b, fig. 116. A bead of this description is often run down the centre of a board in order to give it the appearance of two narrow ones joined together. 62. Staff bead. — A bead worked along the arris of a piece… … Fig. 117. serves the same purpose as a staff bead. In the example given, the chamfer is not carried quite along to the end of the board. The termination is called a stop, and the edge is said to be stop-chamfered. 65. Cocked bead. — At d, fig. 119, is shown a cocked bead (so called, because it…
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