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Wilson’s Carpentry and joinery / by John Wilson (1891)

Wilson, John · Manchester [England] : Percy Bros. · leaf 136

An illustration from Wilson’s Carpentry and joinery / by John Wilson, 1891, leaf 136
screwed at E, the block and veneer being glued the block is broughtround, the veneer being firmly pressed to the riser, then the wedges aredriven at F, when sufficiently tight they are screwed together at G. Fig. 6. Shows a section of a staved well, glued up in convenientwidths hollowed out to the… … STAIRS—Continued. In setting cut stairs, a careful measurement of the staircase is made, theheight from floor to floor and the position of trimmers &c, taken with a rod.From these dimensions a plao and section is drawn to a scale ; 1J to thefoot, being most convenient, the treads and risers are…

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