. Carpenter. f A£IA -1/ 5-inch stuff, ono board being shown, ortongued and grooved stuff can be ceilinp- can also be used to. cr.^AFjEa. Fig. 2. advantage, or plancher may be dispensedwith altogether by nailing a board tight-ly between rafters as shown at B. Acover or bed moulding should be nailedup tight along inside edge of plancher. The wooden gutter shown in sketch isquite common in the eastern states, be-ing made of cypress, specially cored, thecores being used for downpipe. Tin must be used up under the shinglesa couple of feet in order to make a goodjob. Four-Way Sand
. Carpenter. f A£IA -1/ 5-inch stuff, ono board being shown, ortongued and grooved stuff can be ceilinp- can also be used to. cr.^AFjEa. Fig. 2. advantage, or plancher may be dispensedwith altogether by nailing a board tight-ly between rafters as shown at B. Acover or bed moulding should be nailedup tight along inside edge of plancher. The wooden gutter shown in sketch isquite common in the eastern states, be-ing made of cypress, specially cored, thecores being used for downpipe. Tin must be used up under the shinglesa couple of feet in order to make a goodjob. Four-Way Sandpaper Block(By D. Andrew McComb.)Make a wooden block, size to suit a straight piece of heavy wire andcut it a half inch longer than the a slot lengthwise in the middle ofthe block a little wider than the wire and nice, the ends of the rafters being boxedin, the plancher being nailed up to shortpieces of ceiling joist, nailed from studsto rafter ends, as shown in Fig. 1, carebeing taken to nail facia straight afterthose short joists have been cut off toline. I have omitted gutters in this cornice,although galvanized iron
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