Wilson’s Carpentry and joinery / by John Wilson (1891)
Wilson, John · Manchester [England] : Percy Bros. · leaf 150
e angle is thobevel for the shank end, set off half the width of rail on A C, project this upto the top edge of the bevel, take the distance along the top edge of the beveland set it off on each side of the tangent A B, Fig. 7, draw the lines parallelwith A B to meet the springing line, the… … H4NDRAILISC- Continued. In the system of liandrailing known as the section ol a cylinder thrcnghthree given points, or the face mould plane through three points, the sectionIs determined through an imaginary solid containing on its surface the centreine of rail, and its base being defined by the…
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