Wilson’s Carpentry and joinery / by John Wilson (1891)
Wilson, John · Manchester [England] : Percy Bros. · leaf 138
same depth ofstring at top and bottom as Fig 4, draw tho underside of the string and thedistance between the parallel linos W, W shows width of stuff required. Fig. 8. Shows the cylinder which has beeu made to fit tho well.The springing linos on the veneer are kept to those on the oylinder, the… … HANDRAILING. The upper portion of the fence formed on the outside of the stairs is thehandrail, to assist in ascent and descent of the stairs, and also forprotection, it is evident the rail should follow the line of nosings, and at aheight of 2 9 to the top side of the rail from the tread at the…
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