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Circular
Work in Carpentry and Joinery by George Collings
Softcover
215 x 280mm 126pp Published
by Linden Publishing, Fresno CA, USA Originally published London 1886. Reprinted
with additional 1992.
R.R.P.$37.90
ISBN 0-941936-48-1
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Extract
from back cover of book: Here
is a grand survey of circular work of both single and double curvature. Written
by George Collings, a master carpenter who first began writing in late nineteenth
century England, the original text is reproduced here unaltered. New material
and extensive annotations easily enable today's craftsmen to grasp the more intricate
aspects of the subject. Over 240 new illustrations complement the annotations.
Much
of the knowledge that Collings compiled over one hundred years ago has been lost
to the contemporary carpenter. The practices and techniques went out of the trade
and were not passed down through apprenticeship programs. Now that knowledge,
preserved and expanded upon, is once again available to all those engaged in complex
joinery. Drawings:
Black & White Units
of Measurement: Imperial Contents Introduction
Circular Work defined Simple Circular Work defined Example of ditto Bull's-eye
Frame Gothic-headed ditto Wall Plates, Ridge, and Purlins Segmental-headed
Frame Semi-circular Frame Bull's-eye Frame Semi-elliptical Frame Equilateral
Gothic Frame Lancet-headed Frame Drop-arch head Four-centred Gothic head Thought
and Practice required for this Work Adjusting Work by the Eye Use of Machines
in Circular Work Work of Single Curvature Work of Double Curvature Difference
between Simple and Complex Circular Work Examples of Double Curvature Part
I. Circular Work of Simple or Single Curvature Solid-headed Frames Segment-headed
Frame To find the Radius by Calculation To find the Radius Graphically When
a Number of Heads are Required Getting out Top rails of Doors Semicircular
Solid-headed Frame Semicircular in Thicknesses Semicircular with a Fanlight Elliptical
Heads Semi-elliptical-headed Frames Methods of drawing an Ellipse Methods
of drawing an Ellipse Example of Elliptical Arch Another Method of drawing
an Ellipse Method of Ordinates Ellipse formed of Circular Arcs Ellipse
when both Diameters are given Mould for lining out the Elliptical Head To
Construct the Cylinder for the Veneer To find the Shape of the Veneer for
ditto To find the Shape of the Veneer by Geometry Bull's-eye Frames Bull's
eye Frame with Sash hung on Centres Bull's-eye Frame Louvred Shape of Louvre
Ends To find Mould for Louvres, etc Application of Mould to ditto Gothic-headed
Frames Gothic Frames for Doors and Windows Equilateral Frames for Doors
and Windows Lancet Frames for Doors and Windows Lancet Frames for Doors
and Windows Drop Arch Frames for Doors and Windows Four-centred Gothic-headed
Frame Four-centred Gothic-headed Frame Four-centred Gothic-headed Frame Four-centred
Gothic-headed Frame Cased Frames Segmental-headed
Cased Frames Circular on Plan and Square-headed Cased Frame Semicircular-headed
Cased Frame, square inside Semicircular-headed Cased Frame, circular inside Linings
of ditto Linings for Stopping Plaster Splayed for Stopping Plaster Geometrical
Method of getting out Linings Apparatus for Bending Bars, etc Intersection
Of Circular And Straight Mouldings, Easing-angles, Etc To find the Mitre
of Circular and Straight Moulding of like Section Line Perpendicular to Circle To
draw Perpendicular to Circle To find Section of Circular Moulding when Mitre
is Straight Ditto Raking Circular Cornice Easing Angles Easing Angles
first method. Easing Angles second method. Circular Angle Brackets And
Hip Rafters Angle Brackets or Ribs Circular Hip Rafters To find Angle
Bracket in a Rectangular Room Lining Edges of Brackets for Beveling To
find Angle Bracket when one of the Walls is a Convex Curve To find Section
for the Mould To find Angle Bracket for Concave Wall Angle Bracket to Elliptical
Cove To find Circular Hip Rafter. Backing for Hip Rafter Backing for
Hip Rafter To find Hip when the Curve is Flat To find Hip in a Pyramidal
Roof with Curved Sides To find the Covering for one Side of ditto To find
the Curvature and Backing of Hip in an Ogee Octagonal Roof To find the Covering
of an Ogee Roof. Domes Apsidal Roofs Part
II Complex Circular Work or Work of Double Curvature Remarks on Methods of
executing Work of Double Curvature A Practised Eye essential A Knowledge
of Geometry necessary Solid Heads of Double Curvature Lines to be used in
setting out ditto General Observations on ditto Number of Pieces used in
Framing ditto To Construct a Solid Semicircular Head, Circular on Plan To
find a Mould for Lining out the Pieces in ditto Jointing the Pieces in ditto Working
the Outer Side to the Convex Curve in ditto To Describe the Semicircle on ditto To
Work the Under Side of the Head Remaining Operations to finish Squaring up
ditto Framing a Cased Circular Head, Circular on Plan To Work the Opposite
Sides of a Piece to a Circular Shape Mode of Construction of Sash-frame Head Construction
of Mould for Lining out Application of Mould Application of Foregoing Principles
to the Construction of Sash-frame Head, etc To
find Mould for Top Rail of Sash To Line out the Sash-rail Working and Fitting
the other parts of Sash and Frame Getting out Curved Sash Bars Linings for
Stopping Plaster To find Shape of Veneer for Splayed Linings Conical
Roofs And Skylights Conical Roofs Rails for ditto Mould for ditto Quantity
of Stuff Required in Conical Roofs Getting out the Mould by a more economical
Method Section of a Cone by a Perpendicular to one Side Form of Rails for
Skylights Practical Application of Foregoing Methods Finding the Curve for
the Mould Finding the Curve by another Method Curving the Edges of the Rails Making
a Section of Roof for finding the Moulds To find Moulds for Top and Bottom
Rails of Conical Skylight To find the places of the Rails in ditto To Construct
Mould for Bottom Rail To Construct Mould for Top Rail To Line the edges
of ditto To Construct a Mould for lowermost edge Bottom Rail Framing
the Rails to the Styles Covering of Conical Roofs, Domes, etc To find the
Covering Boards for a Semi-conical Roof To find the Covering Boards for a Segmental
Dome To find the Covering Boards for a Semicircular Dome To find the Covering
Boards for a Spheroidal Dome To find Covering for an Ogee Dome of Circular
plan To find Covering for a Spherical Vault To find Radii of Curved Edges
of the Boards o Lay down the Covering Boards of a Flat Surface |