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A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)

International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 503

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piece of workis being clamped up, any rail or stile has a tendency to warp,then that rail or stile must be clamped in place with a benchscrew under a piece of thick plank, and miist so remain untilthe glue is dry. Care must always be taken that an extremepressure of the clamps does not cause the… … § 10 JOINERY. 23 DOOR ]\lvki:n^g. 35. A door is a simple piece of paneled work, but thegreat variety of form and arrang-ement of its panels, and theenrichment of its moldings, together with the conditionsarising from its method of opening or closing, require it tobe even more securely framed and…

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