Carpentry

• Knowledge Of Tools Chapter 1
• A Full Kit Of Tools Chapter 2
• The Hatchet Chapter 3
• The Claw Hammer Chapter 4
• About Saws Chapter 5
• Cross-cuts Chapter 6
• Planes Chapter 7
• The Jack Plane Chapter 8
• Gages Chapter 9
• Chisels Chapter 10
• The Mortising Chisel Chapter 11
• Trusses Chapter 12
• Saw Clamps Chapter 13
• The Grindstones Chapter 14
• The Miter Box Chapter 15
• The Work Bench Chapter 16
• Care Of Tools Chapter 17
• First Requisite Chapter 18
• Saws Chapter 19
• How To Set Chapter 20
• Simple Saw Setter Chapter 21
• Filing Angles Chapter 22
• Filing Chapter 23
• The Angle Of Filing Chapter 24
• Saw Clamps Chapter 25
• The File Chapter 26
• The Grindstone Chapter 27
• In The Use Of Grindstones Chapter 28
• Correct Way To Hold Tool For Grinding Chapter 29
• Incorrect Way To Hold Tool For Grinding Chapter 30
• The Plane Chapter 31
• The Gage Chapter 32
• Chisels Chapter 33
• General Observations Chapter 34
• How To Hold And Handle Tools Chapter 35
• The Saw Chapter 36
• How To Start A Saw Chapter 37
• How To Start On A Line Chapter 38
• The First Stroke Chapter 39
• The Starting Cut Chapter 40
• For Cross-cutting Chapter 41
• Forcing A Saw Chapter 42
• The Stroke Chapter 43
• The Chinese Saw Chapter 44
• Things To Avoid Chapter 45
• The Plane Chapter 46
• Angles For Holding Planes Chapter 47
• Errors To Be Avoided Chapter 48
• The Gage Chapter 49
• Holding The Gage Chapter 50
• The Draw-knife Chapter 51
• Fundamentals Of Designing Chapter 52
• The Commercial Instinct Chapter 53
• First Requirements For Designing Chapter 54
• Conventional Styles Chapter 55
• Mission Style Chapter 56
• Cabinets Chapter 57
• Harmony Of Parts Chapter 58
• Harmonizing Wood Chapter 59
• Concrete Examples Of Work Chapter 60
• Framework Chapter 61
• Laying Out The Legs Chapter 62
• The Length Of The Mortises Chapter 63
• The Mortises Chapter 64
• The Facing Boards Chapter 65
• The Tenons Chapter 66
• Tools Used Chapter 67
• Chamfered Tenons Chapter 68
• The Frame Assembled Chapter 69
• The Drawer Supports Chapter 70
• The Table Frame Chapter 71
• The Top Chapter 72
• The Drawer Chapter 73
• How Any Structure Is Built Up Chapter 74
• Observations About A Box Chapter 75
• Joints Chapter 76
• Beveling And Mitering Chapter 77
• Proper Terms Chapter 78
• Picture Frames Chapter 79
• Dovetail Joints Chapter 80
• Preparing A Box Joint Chapter 81
• First Steps Chapter 82
• Cutting Out The Spaces Chapter 83
• Tools Used In Laying Out Tenons And Mortises Chapter 84
• The Square Chapter 85
• The Try Square Chapter 86
• The Compass Chapter 87
• Proportional Dividers Chapter 88
• Determining Angles Chapter 89
• Definition Of Degree Chapter 90
• The Most Important Angle Chapter 91
• Degrees Without A Compass Chapter 92
• What Degrees Are Calculated From Chapter 93
• The Dividers Chapter 94
• The Right Name For Everything Chapter 95
• Proper Designations Chapter 96
• Learning Mechanical Forms Chapter 97
• 66 Dormer Chapter 98
• 67 Dowel Chapter 99
• 68 Drip Chapter 100
• 69 Detents Chapter 101
• 70 Extrados Chapter 102
• 71 Engrailed Chapter 103
• 72 Facet Chapter 104
• 73 Fret Fretwork Chapter 105
• 74 Frontal Also Called Pediment Chapter 106
• 75 Frustums Chapter 107
• 76 Fylfat Chapter 108
• 77 Gambrel Roof Chapter 109
• 78 Gargoyle Chapter 110
• 79 Gudgeon Chapter 111
• 80 Guilloche Chapter 112
• 81 Half Timbered Chapter 113
• 82 Hammer Beam Chapter 114
• 83 Haunches Chapter 115
• 84 Header Chapter 116
• 85 Hip Roof Chapter 117
• 86 Hood Molding Chapter 118
• 87 Inclave Chapter 119
• 88 Interlacing Arch Chapter 120
• 89 Invected Chapter 121
• 90 Inverted Arch Chapter 122
• 91 Keystone Chapter 123
• 92 King Post Chapter 124
• 93 Label Chapter 125
• 94 Louver Chapter 126
• 95 Lintel Chapter 127
• 96 Lug Chapter 128
• 97 M-roof Chapter 129
• 98 Mansard Roof Chapter 130
• 99 Newel Post Chapter 131
• 100 Parquetry Chapter 132
• 101 Peen Also Pein Chapter 133
• 102 Pendant Chapter 134
• 103 Pentastyle Chapter 135
• 104 Pedestal Chapter 136
• 105 Pintle Chapter 137
• 106 Portico Chapter 138
• 107 Plate Chapter 139
• 108 Queen Post Chapter 140
• 109 Quirk Molding Chapter 141
• 110 Re-entering Chapter 142
• 111 Rafter Chapter 143
• 112 Scarfing Chapter 144
• 113 Scotia Molding Chapter 145
• 114 Sill Chapter 146
• 115 Skew-back Chapter 147
• 116 Spandrel Chapter 148
• 117 Strut Chapter 149
• 118 Stud Studding Chapter 150
• 119 Stile Chapter 151
• Tie Beam Chapter 152
• 120 Trammel Chapter 153
• 121 Turret Chapter 154
• 122 Transom Chapter 155
• 123 Valley Roof Chapter 156
• Drawing And Its Utility Chapter 157
• Representing Objects Chapter 158
• Forming Lines And Shadows Chapter 159
• Analysis Of Line Shading Chapter 160
• How To Characterize Surface Chapter 161
• Concave Surfaces Chapter 162
• Convex Surfaces Chapter 163
• Shadows From A Solid Body Chapter 164
• Flat Effects Chapter 165
• The Direction Of Light Chapter 166
• Raised Surfaces Chapter 167
• Depressed Surfaces Chapter 168
• Illustrating Cube Shading Chapter 169
• Shading Effects Chapter 170
• Heavy Lines Chapter 171
• Perspective Chapter 172
• A True Perspective Of A Cube Chapter 173
• Isometric Cube Chapter 174
• Flattened Perspective Chapter 175
• Technical Designations Chapter 176
• Sector And Segment Chapter 177
• Terms Of Angles Chapter 178
• Circles And Curves Chapter 179
• Irregular Curves Chapter 180
• Ellipses And Ovals Chapter 181
• Focal Points Chapter 182
• Spirals Chapter 183
• Perpendicular And Vertical Chapter 184
• Signs To Indicate Measurements Chapter 185
• Definitions Chapter 186
• 154 <em>apsides</em> Or <em>apsis</em> Chapter 187
• 156 <em>convolute</em> (see Also <em>involute</em>) Chapter 188
• Moldings Chapter 189
• The Basis Of Moldings Chapter 190
• The Simplest Molding Chapter 191
• The Astragal Chapter 192
• The Cavetto Chapter 193
• The Ovolo Chapter 194
• The Torus Chapter 195
• The Apophyges (pronounced Apof-i-ges) Chapter 196
• The Cymatium Chapter 197
• The Ogee Chapter 198
• The Reedy Chapter 199
• The Casement (fig 195) Chapter 200
• The Roman-doric Column Chapter 201
• Lessons From The Doric Column Chapter 202
• Applying Molding Chapter 203
• Base Embellishments Chapter 204
• Straight-faced Moldings Chapter 205
• Plain Molded Base Chapter 206
• Diversified Uses Chapter 207
• Shadows Cast By Moldings Chapter 208
• Tenoning Mortising Rabeeting And Beading Chapter 209
• Where Mortises Should Be Used Chapter 210
• Depth Of Mortises Chapter 211
• Rule For Mortises Chapter 212
• True Mortise Work Chapter 213
• Steps In Cutting Mortises Chapter 214
• Things To Avoid In Mortising Chapter 215
• Lap-and-butt Joint Chapter 216
• Scarfing Chapter 217
• The Tongue And Groove Chapter 218
• Beading Chapter 219
• Ornamental Bead Finish Chapter 220
• The Bead And Rabbet Chapter 221
• Shading With Beads And Rabbets Chapter 222
• House Building Chapter 223
• The House And Embellishments Chapter 224
• Beauty Not Ornamentation Chapter 225
• Plain Structures Chapter 226
• Colonial Type Chapter 227
• The Roof The Keynote Chapter 228
• Bungalow Types Chapter 229
• General House Building Chapter 230
• Building Plans Chapter 231
• The Rectangular Plan Chapter 232
• Room Measurements Chapter 233
• Front And Side Lines Chapter 234
• The Roof Chapter 235
• Roof Pitch Chapter 236
• The Foundation Chapter 237
• The Sills Chapter 238
• The Flooring Joist Chapter 239
• The Studding Chapter 240
• Setting Up Chapter 241
• The Plate Chapter 242
• Intermediate Studding Chapter 243
• Wall Headers Chapter 244
• Ceiling Joists Chapter 245
• Braces Chapter 246
• The Rafters Chapter 247
• The Gutter Chapter 248
• Setting Door And Window Frames Chapter 249
• Plastering And Inside Finish Chapter 250
• Bridges Chapter 251
• Self-supporting Roofs Chapter 252
• Common Trusses Chapter 253
• The Vertical Upright Truss Chapter 254
• The Warren Girder Chapter 255
• The Bowstring Girder Chapter 256
• Fundamental Truss Form Chapter 257
• Beginner Wood Chapter 258
• The Best Woods Chapter 259
• Soft Woods Chapter 260
• Hard Woods Chapter 261
• The Most Difficult Woods Chapter 262
• The Hard-ribbed Grain In Wood Chapter 263
• The Easiest Working Woods Chapter 264
• Differences In The Working Of Woods Chapter 265
• Forcing Saws In Wood Chapter 266
• Advantages Of Wood Turning Chapter 267
• Simple Turning Lathe Chapter 268
• The Rails Chapter 269
• The Legs Chapter 270
• Centering Blocks Chapter 271
• The Tail Stock Chapter 272
• The Tool Rest Chapter 273
• The Tool Rest Chapter 274
• Materials Chapter 275
• The Mandrel Chapter 276
• Fly-wheel Chapter 277
• The Tools Required Chapter 278
• The Use Of Stains Chapter 279
• Soft Wood Chapter 280
• Use Of Stains Chapter 281
• Stains As Imitations Chapter 282
• Good Taste In Staining Chapter 283
• Great Contrasts Bad Chapter 284
• Staining Contrasting Woods Chapter 285
• Hard Wood Imitations Chapter 286
• Natural Effects Chapter 287
• Natural Wood Stains Chapter 288
• Polishing Stained Surfaces Chapter 289
• The Carpenter And Architech Chapter 290
• Things To Make Chapter 291
• Tools And Their Uses Chapter 292
• Bit And Level Adjuster Chapter 293
• Miter Boxes Chapter 294
• Angle Dividers Chapter 295
• The &quot;odd Job&quot; Tool Chapter 296
• Bit Braces Chapter 297
• Router Planes Chapter 298
• Door Trim Plane Chapter 299
• Roofing Trusses Chapter 300

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