Carpenter . Fig. 1. At Fig. 1 will be seen a section of curved inside quarter circle curve, B-D-C; also draw A-D on an angle of 45 degrees to equallydivide the sweep. Stretch the compassesor trammel two inches more, which we willassume as the thickness of the framing andsweep E-F. Set off inside of these twocurves the dimensioned intended thickness hardwood paneling contrived to form a re-turn corner for a store counter or roomwainscotting which may either be concave orconvex and is quarter-circular on its hori-zontal section or plan as represented inFig. 2. Here it will be noted that the con-
Carpenter . Fig. 1. At Fig. 1 will be seen a section of curved inside quarter circle curve, B-D-C; also draw A-D on an angle of 45 degrees to equallydivide the sweep. Stretch the compassesor trammel two inches more, which we willassume as the thickness of the framing andsweep E-F. Set off inside of these twocurves the dimensioned intended thickness hardwood paneling contrived to form a re-turn corner for a store counter or roomwainscotting which may either be concave orconvex and is quarter-circular on its hori-zontal section or plan as represented inFig. 2. Here it will be noted that the con- 45 THE CARPENTER «x>ve. Fig. 2. of the veneer, say one-eighth inch or one-fourth inch as shown. Measure off E-H andF-C the four and a half inch width of thestiles which are two feet eight inches infinished height (see Fig. 1) ; also set off oneach side of the diagonal A-D, two and one-fourth inches, the width of the the thickness at G-H and D equallyand setting on each side of the dividingpoints the width of the mortises and plow-ing one-fourth inch to make one-half inch,strike the concave inside sweeps for the lineof the inside panel surfaces and from thismeasure out one and one-fourth inch forthe thicknesses of the raised panels whichare veneered on pine cores. Now at F-C andE-H and D divide the width into spaceswhich vpill make up the thicknesses of stock to build up the stiles and muntin sayone inch, one and one-fourth inch or one anda half inch and draw lines as indicated tothe center. A, from which all joints andedges radiate. The outer and inner exposedfinished edges being hardwood, the
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