Titlebook: Carpentry and Joinery; A. B. Emary Textbook 1976Latest edition A. B. Emary 1976 concrete.metals.wood

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31172-6Partitions are used mainly for dividing large areas up into smaller areas. For instance, a large room in a house may have to be divided up to make two or more smaller rooms. Sometimes partitions are required with no openings; at other times they may need to have doors or windows provided.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31172-6Windows which give light and ventilation to areas can be divided up into several groups; the most common of these are (1) casements, which are usually hinged, (2) sash, which slide vertically or horizontally, and (3) pivot, which revolve round a central point.

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Stefan Bunte,Natalia Kliewer,Leena SuhlManufactured boards play a large part in the construction of internal fitments, both built-in and free-standing.

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Adaptive Dienst- und Umlaufplanung im ?PNVSimple wall-panelling—a name usually applied to decorative timber framework fixed to the face of a wall up to a height of approximately 1 m — is quite a simple job to carry out if one or two points are remembered when setting out and carrying out the work.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-33055-0The subject of safety in the use of portable electric tools used in the woodworking industries was well covered in volume 1 of this series, but since safety is so important it is considered necessary to go over these points briefly once again.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-33055-0After the text for the volume 1 of this series went to press, the Woodcutting Machinery Regulations were published in a revised form. These regulations are known as .; they came into operation on the 24 November 1974, except Regulation 41, which is operational from 24 May 1976.

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Setting Out and Levelling,Building lines are often related to the centre or crown of the roadway running past the building plot, but they may also be related to

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,Supports to Buildings—Shoring,Sometimes it is necessary to support walls in buildings to prevent more damage when there are signs of collapse or to prevent any damage being done to a wall when alterations are being carried out in the building.