Fig. 92. Sawing Roof Boards
Fig. 93. Scaffolding
Fig. 94. Scaffold Bracket
51. Cornice.—Cornices are generally classified as open or skeleton, and box, Figs. [95] and [96]. Each of these types will be found constructed in almost endless variety of forms. The illustrations shown will serve the purposes of this text. The student should familiarize himself with the various common forms, details of which may be got from any good, modern book on building details.
Fig. 95. Skeleton Cornice Fig. 96. Box Cornice
In making the various cuts on cornice work, a miter-box must be available for mouldings. The old type of wood miter box, with the various necessary cuts laid out in its sides is satisfactory. Some experimenting will be necessary upon the part of the beginner to determine the manner of placing the moulding in the box to give the correct cut.