Timber frame raising (4 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Never picked up a chisel Never read a set of plans Start here.Most timber framing books assume you already own a shop full of tools, know the difference between a tenon and a tusk, and can read a cutting list without blinking. This one doesn't.Written for complete beginners, this guide starts at zero. It explains what timber framing actually is, why it lasts for centuries, and how to learn the craft on small practice pieces before you ever spend money on structural beams. You'll learn the language, the tools, and the joints one step at a time-with plain-English explanations and no jargon left unexplained.Inside you'll find: - What timber framing is, and how it differs from stick framing, post-and-beam, and log building- The anatomy of a frame explained simply: posts, beams, girts, braces, bents, and bays- A realistic starter tool list-what to buy first, what to borrow, and what to skip- How to choose timber: species, grain, moisture content, and how to spot a bad board- How to read basic timber frame drawings and make sense of a cut list- Square-rule layout explained from the reference face outward- Mortise-and-tenon joinery, broken down into simple steps anyone can follow- Pegs, drawboring, and scarf joints-what they do and why they matter- Practice exercises on scrap wood so you build skill before you build structure- Guidance on choosing a realistic first project: a bench, a trestle, a small shed- Site prep, safety, and how a frame raising actually works- A full glossary so you never feel lost in conversation againPerfect for woodworkers, DIY builders, homesteaders, owner-builders, retirees looking for a hands-on craft, and anyone who has always wanted to try traditional timber framing but didn't know where to begin.…