The Lumberman's Hand BookSpecialty publishing Company, 1886 - 155 Seiten |
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... six inches wide shall be known as Strips . Norway Pine shall be classified as Common and Shipping Culls , except as hereinafter provided . Sec . 10. - First Clear lumber shall be not less than eight inches wide , twelve feet long and one ...
... six inches wide shall be known as Strips . Norway Pine shall be classified as Common and Shipping Culls , except as hereinafter provided . Sec . 10. - First Clear lumber shall be not less than eight inches wide , twelve feet long and one ...
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... wide , twelve feet long and one inch thick , and at such width , and up to ten inches wide , defects shall be allowed that will be equal to knots in the aggregate ... inches in diameter , or sap equal to six inches on MICHIGAN INSPECTION . 9.
... wide , twelve feet long and one inch thick , and at such width , and up to ten inches wide , defects shall be allowed that will be equal to knots in the aggregate ... inches in diameter , or sap equal to six inches on MICHIGAN INSPECTION . 9.
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... six inches wide and more than one inch thick , with not more than two small , sound knots , or sap not more than one inch in width on one side . First Clear Strips . - Shall be six inches wide , one inch thick , and not less than twelve ...
... six inches wide and more than one inch thick , with not more than two small , sound knots , or sap not more than one inch in width on one side . First Clear Strips . - Shall be six inches wide , one inch thick , and not less than twelve ...
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... inches wide with a perfect heart side , and the bright sap covering half or more of the sap side , would be a Select ... six inches wide , and one inch thick , and free from all imperfections , and are known as clapboard or siding strips ...
... inches wide with a perfect heart side , and the bright sap covering half or more of the sap side , would be a Select ... six inches wide , and one inch thick , and free from all imperfections , and are known as clapboard or siding strips ...
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... Six inches wide , one inch thick , and may have three small , sound knots , and upon one side in addition , sap equal to two inches in width . All strips in these three grades must be free from rot , split or shake . Norway Strips ...
... Six inches wide , one inch thick , and may have three small , sound knots , and upon one side in addition , sap equal to two inches in width . All strips in these three grades must be free from rot , split or shake . Norway Strips ...
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12 added allowed balusters BASSWOOD belt black knots Black walnut Boards and plank boiler bright sap building butt claim classed common and cull contract Culler Culls include Defects may increase dimensions eight inches exceed exceeding face side feet in length floor four inches Fractions over 12 free from rot free from shakes furnish material half inches hardwood imperfections inch thick inches and upward inches in diameter inches in width include all lumber inspection joists labor or furnish land large or unsound lien line shaft logs machine manufactured measured medullary rays merchantable mill nine inches one-half inches one-half the piece owner person proportion pulley RED PINE rule sawed Scantling Second Clear shaft shingles six inches wide sixteen inches small knots sound lumber square edged standard knot straight edge strips sub-contractor three inches timber twelve feet long twelve inches wane waste White Pine wood worm holes worm-holes
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Seite 123 - Every person who shall do any labor upon or furnish any materials, machinery or fixtures for any building, erection or other improvement upon land...
Seite 37 - Dimension Sizes— All square lumber shall show two-thirds heart on two sides, and not less than one-half heart on two other sides. Other sizes shall show two-thirds heart on...
Seite 126 - A person who performs labor, or furnishes machinery or material for constructing, altering or repairing a boat, vessel, or other water craft, or for erecting, altering, repairing or removing a house, mill, manufactory, or any furnace or furnace material therein, or other building, appurtenance, fixture, bridge or other structure, or for the digging...
Seite 127 - ... or for the improvement, in any manner, of real estate by contract with, or by the written consent of, the owner...
Seite 127 - A person who performs labor, or furnishes materials in the erection, altering, or repairing a house, building, or other structure, or for any fixture or machinery therein, or for the...
Seite 36 - INSPECTION. SCANTLING shall be free from injurious shakes, unsound knots, or knots to impair strength; sap, no objection. PLANK shall be free from unsound knots, wane through or round shakes; sap, no objection. DIMENSION SIZES. — Sap, no objection; no wane edges, no shakes to show on outside of stick. All stock to be well and truly manufactured, full to sizes, and saw-butted. MERCHANTABLE INSPECTION. SCANTLING shall show three corners heart free from injurious shakes or unsound knots.
Seite 99 - Let 17 times the length of the grate in inches be divided by the square root of the height of the chimney in feet, and the quotient is the area for the aperture at the top of the chimney in inches.
Seite 128 - ... or other manufactory for which they may have furnished materials of any description, and on the interest of the owner in the lot or land on which it stands, to the extent of the value of any labor done or materials furnished, or for both.
Seite 153 - AMOUNT OF PAINT REQUIRED FOR A GIVEN SURFACE. — It is impossible to give a rule that will apply in all cases, as the amount varies with the kind and thickness of the paint, the kind of wood or other material to which it is applied, the age of the surface, etc. The following is an approximate rule : Divide the number of square feet of surface by 200. The result will be the number of gallons of liquid paint required to give two coats ; or divide by 18, and the result will be the number of pounds...
Seite 123 - ... and containing a correct description of the property to be charged with the lien...