The Architect : Or, Practical House Carpenter
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Divide /"o" into two equal parts at h, on h, with the dis- tance hf or h g. Draw the half circle f o g (see fig. 2, on which the centres are drawn on a large scale) fromy, and through o draw the diagonaiyo i ; also from g draw g o k, cutting o exactly where the half circle J" o g intersects the diagonal c a; then draw g i, i k, k I, I m, m n, n p, ]} q, Sec, at right angles with each other, cutting the diagonals at g i, i k, k I, I m, m n, n p, p q, &c. Then, with the distance fc, and ony, draw... the quarter of a circle c e ; on g, and 88 HANDRAILING.
with the distance g e, draw e a ; on i, and with the distance i a, draw a r ; and so on, until you have completed the outside circle, drawing one quarter of the circle from each centre. The inside circle is drawn from the same centres as the outside.
V V show where to place the face of the two first risers. The dotted line, e a d r I s, represents the extreme projection of the nosing around the curtail step, and z z the extreme projection of the nosing to the second step.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Divide /"o" into two equal parts at h, on h, with the dis- tance hf or h g. Draw the half circle f o g (see fig. 2, on which the centres are drawn on a large scale) fromy, and through o draw the diagonaiyo i ; also from g draw g o k, cutting o exactly where the half circle J" o g intersects the diagonal c a; then draw g i, i k, k I, I m, m n, n p, ]} q, Sec, at right angles with each other, cutting the diagonals at g i, i k, k I, I m, m n, n p, p q, &c. Then, with the distance fc, and ony, draw... the quarter of a circle c e ; on g, and 88 HANDRAILING.
with the distance g e, draw e a ; on i, and with the distance i a, draw a r ; and so on, until you have completed the outside circle, drawing one quarter of the circle from each centre. The inside circle is drawn from the same centres as the outside.
V V show where to place the face of the two first risers. The dotted line, e a d r I s, represents the extreme projection of the nosing around the curtail step, and z z the extreme projection of the nosing to the second step.
What to read after The Architect : Or, Practical House Carpenter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Asher Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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