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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 338

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A, a line 1 2 parallel to a 0; from2 draw 2 3 parallel to b 0; from 3 draw 3 4 parallel toc 0; and in the space D, from 4 draw 4 5 parallel tod 0. Join 1 to 5, thus completing the funicular poly-gon. By drawing a line parallel to 5 1—the closingline of this polygon—through pole 0, and meeting… … Fig. 38. 4 ^^ SOMts. 4Cwts 3Cwts. O O O o C J).. £ F ^ ^^m ^1 Fig. 39. Example 3. A beam weighing 6 cwts. is loaded asshown in Fig. 39. Determine the reaction at each endnecessary to produce equilibrium. 336 MODERN CARPENTRY When the weight of a uniform beam is to be consid-ered, it may be taken as…

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