Wilson’s Carpentry and joinery / by John Wilson (1891)
Wilson, John · Manchester [England] : Percy Bros. · leaf 108
ngle bar (i.e.,) draw the other half. 2. Let the angle bar be chamfered instead of moulded, and determinethe bevel on the bottom to fit the sill. The sootion of the sill being thesame as Fig. 3. 3. Determine the return end for the mould, see Fig. 6. 4. Let Fig. 7 represent a section through a… … RAKING MOULDS-conlmufdT For Billiard rooms, &c, lighted from the roof, itisnot unusual to have thebars, ridge, hips, &-c, moulded so that they may all mitre together at thejunctions. In addition to the above a bedmould is shown planted on the curb,the former intersecting with the common…
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