Home instruction for sheet metal workers . Fig. 174. Fig. 175. Fig. 174. Method of Using Templet to Keep Gable True. Fig. 175. Method ofJoining Gable and Roof Pieces. F at i, which is liable to cause a leak and rust the edge of themetal. The shaft is now soldered together in two halves, asexplained in Fig. 172, andalso soldered on to the next work is to join thegables, for which a gage ortemplet is cut, as A, Fig. 174,tacked to the lap of the gablemold and the joint a b sol-dered together. The templetA is then removed and usedfor the next gable, and so onuntil all the gables are putto
Home instruction for sheet metal workers . Fig. 174. Fig. 175. Fig. 174. Method of Using Templet to Keep Gable True. Fig. 175. Method ofJoining Gable and Roof Pieces. F at i, which is liable to cause a leak and rust the edge of themetal. The shaft is now soldered together in two halves, asexplained in Fig. 172, andalso soldered on to the next work is to join thegables, for which a gage ortemplet is cut, as A, Fig. 174,tacked to the lap of the gablemold and the joint a b sol-dered together. The templetA is then removed and usedfor the next gable, and so onuntil all the gables are puttogether. They are thenjoined in two halves, ABCand D E F, Fig. 175, afterwhich they are joined alongA C and soldered to the up-per part of the shaft. Themiter joints at the lowerend of the gables should beneatly put together, scrap-ing all joints so as to make a smooth finish, being careful to keepthe metal free from acid stains. When this has been done theturret will appear as shown in Fig. 176, which is a view of thefinished square turre
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