Carpenter . 15-inch rise to 1-foot run .797 .94437 16-inch rise to 1-foot run .83 .9718 17-inch rise to 1-foot run .867 18-inch rise to 1-foot run .901 19-inch nse to 1-foot run .9428 20-inch rise to 1-foot run .9718 21-inch rise to 1-foot run 22-inch rise to 1-foot run 23-inch rise to 1-foot run 24-inch rise to 1-foot run
Carpenter . 15-inch rise to 1-foot run .797 .94437 16-inch rise to 1-foot run .83 .9718 17-inch rise to 1-foot run .867 18-inch rise to 1-foot run .901 19-inch nse to 1-foot run .9428 20-inch rise to 1-foot run .9718 21-inch rise to 1-foot run 22-inch rise to 1-foot run 23-inch rise to 1-foot run 24-inch rise to 1-foot run Laying Out Common Rafters andOther Problems. Editor The Carpenter: I am glad to see that so many of ourbrothers from different parts of the country FIG-3 should not be the best publication in theUnited States in the interest of carpentry,and I shall try to contribute my share oflimited knowledge. In the September number I see where abrother from L. U. 447 asks for a short way. are beginning to take an interest in our to lay out common rafters. The accompany-journal, and there is no good reason why it ing sketch, Fig. 3, will work on any roof by 42 • Tine Carpeoter I first finding how many inches the roof risesto the foot taking this on the tongue and12 on the blade of square and moving alongas many times as half the width of building—in feet. Figs. 1 and 2 in answer to the brotherfrom L. U. 403, will work on any circle ifproperly gotten out. Fig. 1 shows how thematerial is prepared for the sticker or plane;it may be glued with paper between jointsor bradded together. I have often used thismethod and find it the best way to getaround a circle. It is put up piece at a timewith all joints broken making one continuouslength. Fig. 4 is entirely original with me, and asI have often used it and I know it will work.
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