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E-raamat: Carpentry and Joinery 1 3rd edition [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

  • Formaat: 320 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Nov-2001
  • Kirjastus: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd
  • ISBN-13: 9780080523071
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  • Formaat: 320 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Nov-2001
  • Kirjastus: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd
  • ISBN-13: 9780080523071
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The third edition of Carpentry and Joinery 1 is the first in a series of three books which together provide an authoritative but thoroughly practical guide to carpentry and joinery for students following City & Guilds and CITB courses, NVQ candidates, and a wide range of amateurs and professionals.

Carpentry and Joinery 1 deals with the fundamentals of the subject from topics such as timber and wood preservation and protection, to a detailed outline of the tools available and information on the basic woodworking joints, adhesives and fixing devices. Books 2 and 3 show how to apply this fundamental knowledge. Details of craft theory, associated studies and practical procedures are integrated throughout each text.



In this new edition chapters have been reorganised to produce a more coherent, student-focused course. All references to the Building Regulations and current legislation have been updated, and developments in current best practice have been incorporated.

* A new edition of the classic Carpentry and Joinery textbook

* Updated in line with the latest course requirements and Building Regulations

* Highly illustrated to show key techniques, tools, products and materials

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* A new edition of the classic Carpentry and Joinery textbook * Updated in line with the latest course requirements and Building Regulations * Highly illustrated to show key techniques, tools, products and materials
Foreword ix
Preface to the First Edition x
Preface to the Second Edition x
Preface to the Third Edition xi
Acknowledgements xii
Timber
1(59)
Growth and structure or a tree
1(3)
Hardwood and softwood trees
4(1)
Forest distribution (Source and supply of timber)
5(4)
Conversion into timber
9(5)
Size and selection of sawn timber
14(1)
Structural defects (natural defects)
15(3)
Drying timber
18(13)
Grading timber
31(8)
Processing squared sectioned timber
39(5)
Structure of wood and identification of timber
44(11)
Properties of timber
55(5)
Enemies of Wood and Wood Based Products
60(14)
Non-rotting fungi (Sap-staining fungi)
61(1)
Wood-rotting fungi
61(5)
Attack by wood boring insects
66(8)
Wood Preservation and Protection
74(10)
Paint and varnishes
74(1)
Water-repellent exterior stains
75(1)
Preservatives
75(3)
Methods applying preservatives
78(3)
Flame-retardant treatments
81(1)
Other treatments
81(1)
Health and safety
81(3)
Manufactured Boards and Panel Products
84(27)
Veneer plywood
84(5)
Core plywood
89(1)
Chipboard
90(3)
Wood-cement particleboard
93(1)
Oriented Strand Board OSB
94(2)
Fibre building boards
96(5)
Laminated plastics (Decorative Laminates)
101(4)
Fibre cement building boards
105(1)
Plasterboards
106(1)
Composite boards
107(1)
Conditioning wood-based boards and other sheet materials
107(1)
Storage and stacking
108(1)
Handling
109(1)
Health & safety
109(2)
Handtools and Workshop Procedures
111(56)
Measuring tools
111(1)
Setting-out, marking-out & marking-off tools
112(5)
Saws
117(5)
Planes
122(6)
Boring tools
128(7)
Chisels (wood)
135(2)
Shaping tools
137(1)
Driving (Impelling) tools
138(8)
Lever & withdrawing tools
146(1)
Finishing tools & abrasives
147(2)
Holding equipment (tools & devices)
149(4)
Tool storage & accessory containers
153(6)
Tool maintenance
159(8)
Portable Electric Mains Powered Hand Tools & Machines
167(26)
Specification plate (SP)
167(1)
Earthing, insulation & electrical safety
168(3)
Use of portable power tools
171(1)
Electric drills (rotary)
171(3)
Rotary impact (percussion) drills
174(1)
Rotary hammer drills
175(1)
Drill chucks
175(1)
Electric screwdrivers
176(1)
Sanders
177(1)
Circular saws
178(3)
Mitre saws
181(2)
Combination saw bench and Mitre saws
183(1)
Reciprocating saws
183(3)
Planers
186(1)
Routers
187(4)
Nail and staple guns
191(2)
Battery-Operated (Cordless) Hand Tools
193(3)
Method of use
193(1)
Safe operation
193(3)
Cartridge Operated Fixing Tools (Ballistic Tools)
196(9)
Types of tool
196(1)
Cartidges
197(1)
Fixing devices
198(1)
Base materials
199(2)
Fixing to concrete
201(1)
Fixing into steel (usually structural mild steel sections)
202(1)
Safe operation
202(3)
Basic Static Woodworking Machines
205(30)
Crosscutting machines
206(3)
Hand feed circular saw benches
209(2)
Dimension saw
211(1)
Panel saws
212(1)
Saw blades
213(3)
Planing machines
216(6)
Narrow bandsaw machines
222(5)
Mortising machines
227(2)
Sanding machines
229(1)
Grinding machines
230(2)
Workshop layout
232(1)
Safety
232(3)
Basic Woodworking Joints
235(10)
Lengthening - end joints
235(1)
Widening - edge joints
235(3)
Framing - angle joints
238(7)
Wood Adhesives
245(4)
Adhesive types
245(2)
Adhesive characteristics
247(1)
Application of adhesives
248(1)
Safety precautions
248(1)
Fixing Devices
249(19)
Nails
249(2)
Wood screws
251(4)
Threaded bolts
255(1)
Fixing plates
255(2)
Plugs
257(1)
Combination plugs
258(3)
Cavity fixings
261(1)
Anchor bolts
262(6)
PRACTICAL PROJECTS 268(25)
Porterbox - drop fronted tool box and saw stool
268(4)
Portercaddy
272(3)
Portercase
275(1)
Porterdolly
276(1)
Porterchest
277(5)
Porterbench
282(4)
Portertrestle - traditional saw stool
286(7)
Index 293


Brian Porter - Former Lecturer at Leeds College of Building.

Christopher Tooke - Former Lecturer and Programme Manager at Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College, Chief Examiner for the Institute of Carpenters.