Geometrical Stair Builder Simplified
Geometrical Stair Builder Simplified
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B, and draw the hypotenuse 1 3 ; make 1 2 Fig. A equal to 1 2 Fig. B, and 2 3 equal to 2 3 Fig. B, and draw the tangents 1 2 3 to form the upper wreath ; extend the tangent 2 3 to 4, and make 3 4 equal to 3 2 ; from 4 square down to 5, and make 4 5 equal to 4 5 on the ground plan. Transfer the tangents as usual, and form the pattern, leaving ahout three inches of straight wood on the upper wreath at 5. The bevels for the lower wreath are found as usual ; the bevel for the top wreath is shown at... T Fig. B.
JPlate IX.
Fig. A shows the ground plan of a staircase, the lower part of which is constructed of flyers with winders round the semicircle to land on a level floor.
Fig. B the face string ; W the winders, with one winder in the place of a graduating step, in order to raise the rail so that the long bannisters can go round the cylinder.
Fig C the rail, with the center line raised up four inches from the corner of the step and riser, which gives a most graceful easing at E ; if there was a graduating with the winder, it would make the easing too long and too far from the curve of the rail as it passes round the cylinder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B, and draw the hypotenuse 1 3 ; make 1 2 Fig. A equal to 1 2 Fig. B, and 2 3 equal to 2 3 Fig. B, and draw the tangents 1 2 3 to form the upper wreath ; extend the tangent 2 3 to 4, and make 3 4 equal to 3 2 ; from 4 square down to 5, and make 4 5 equal to 4 5 on the ground plan. Transfer the tangents as usual, and form the pattern, leaving ahout three inches of straight wood on the upper wreath at 5. The bevels for the lower wreath are found as usual ; the bevel for the top wreath is shown at... T Fig. B.
JPlate IX.
Fig. A shows the ground plan of a staircase, the lower part of which is constructed of flyers with winders round the semicircle to land on a level floor.
Fig. B the face string ; W the winders, with one winder in the place of a graduating step, in order to raise the rail so that the long bannisters can go round the cylinder.
Fig C the rail, with the center line raised up four inches from the corner of the step and riser, which gives a most graceful easing at E ; if there was a graduating with the winder, it would make the easing too long and too far from the curve of the rail as it passes round the cylinder.
What to read after Geometrical Stair Builder Simplified?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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