A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 188
ves over the surface. At a is shown themargin, or draft line, and at b, the broached center. 34. Pointed Work.—When it is not necessary to dressthe faces to less than i-inch or i-inch projections, and whena smooth finish is not required—as in the case of basementwalls and piers—the rough faces of… … Fig. 6. fine pointed work, a being the draft line, and b the pointedsurface. 35. Tootli-Chiseled Work.—This is one of the cheap-est methods of working stone, and is done with the tooth 18 MASONRY. 8 chisel, shown at (d), Fig. 2, which gives a surface resemblingpointed work, but not as regular.
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