Mechanical exercises, or, The elements and practice of carpentry, joinery, bricklaying, masonry, slating, plastering, painting, smithing, and turning (1812)
Nicholson, Peter, 1765-1844 · London: J. Taylor · leaf 265
o be less than1|^ inch, supposing the going of the stair orlength of the step to be 4 feet, and for every6 inches in length, you may add J part more;the risers ought to be dove-tailed into the cover,and when the steps are put up, the treads arescrewed up from below to the under edges ofthe risers;… … X(rntioTKptiMiA-hfctMi^^cA^t>:2^SIhv^Z7^lty7:^!i/hMSf(J77i. 2Z JOINERY, Explanation of PLATE X. ( To face Page 188.; Showing the Construction of (geometrical Stairs. No. 1 the Plan. No. 2 the Elevation or Section.AB No. 1 the Curtail Step^ which must befirst fixed. C^ C, C &c. Flyers,…
