Modern carpentry and joinery : being a compilation of the very best things and most modern and practical methods known in the arts of carpentry and joinery (1910)
Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836- · Chicago : F. J. Drake & Co. · leaf 256
e direc-tion, they will be useless to prevent the door racking.Their ends should be notched into the ledges about 1 in. PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS 253 deep and IY2 in. from the ends, with the abutmentsquare to the pitch of the brace. Narrow doors aresometimes made without braces, but they seldom… … hinge Back ElevationFig. 137. The Framed Battened and Braced Door (Figs. 136to 137) differs from the former in that the battens andledges are enclosed on three sides by a frame of athickness equal to the combined thickness of the bat-tens and ledges, so that it is flush on each side with 254 MODERN…
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