Identifier: cyclopediaofarch09amer (find matches)
Title: Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ...
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: American School of Correspondence
Subjects: Architecture Building Carpentry
Publisher: Chicago : American Technical Society
Contributing Library: NCSU Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: NCSU Libraries

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Fig. 21.For the pattern proceed as follows: With 13 as center andradii equal to EF and BE, describe the arcs GH and IJ. Draw aline from G to B. (Starting from the point G lay off on the arc Gil,the stretchout of the semi-circle EAE, as shown by similar figureson GIL From II draw a line to B, intersectinor the arc IJ at J.Then GHJI will be the half pattern for the pail, to which laps mustbe added for seaming and wiring as shown by the dotted lines. 26
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FRONT AND REAR VIEWS OF RESIDENCE OF HENRY STEINBRENNER, BELLFLOWER AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO Watterson & Schneider, Architects, Cleveland, Ohio. Brick Used ou Exterior is McCausland Brick. Made at Akron, Ohio. Roofs Covered with ■Imptriar Red Tile. TINSMITIIING 19 Funnel and Spout. In Fig. 22 is shown a funnel and spont,which is nothing more than two frustums of cones joined too-ether. Fig. 23 shows how the patterns are developed. In this figurethe full elevation is drawn, but in practice it is necessary to drawouly one-half of the elevation, as shown on either side of the center

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