#birdsmouth

[thesteveyates]

8 Sticks and lots of glue.

8 Sticks and lots of glue.

Pathfinder project build post – building the rig. *Actually ten sticks at least ! If you have been following my build blog you will know that iv’e been thinking about the rig a lot and not really coming to any firm decision about what rig I was going to put on the boat until just recently ; for a while I really wanted to do an English/Breton style standing Lug – then I went back to the more…

[tonguethulhu]

like my facebook is filled with this AI generated bullshit all the time, there are millions of real ass houses they could be posting pictures of, at least there aren't a million collar ties this time, and the birdsmouth cut is like so close if you weren't planning on eaves

[deestimes]

Living the Dream Year 3 Day 166 – Clifty Hill 2 - Ridge is going up

Year 3 Day 166 – “Living the Dream”. Sunday, 10/15/2023. Clifty Hill 2 – The ridge is going up. Two more pieces to go. I brought lunch over and I heard the phrase “Is it in the birdsmouth?”. Do you know what a birdsmouth is in home construction? A birdsmouth is a triangular right-angled notch formed in the end of a rafter to enable it to be securely be fixed to a wall-plate. It is happening on…

[justfront]

Jack rafter

They can just be square-cut to the short-point measurement. We support local and international organizations such as The Crop Walk, Marys Place, Collier House, Lunchbreak, and our Water & Economic Empowerment Project in Kivagala, Kenya. Using the skewable hanger eliminates the need to make an angle cut on the valley jacks. The Tinton Falls Rotary Club Annual Jack Rafter 5K and 1 mile Walk, is a Club-run, family friendly event designed to energize our community and raise funds for non-profits. An unskewed one is lying flat on the floor beneath one I bent and tack-nailed to the side of the valley rafter. At the birdsmouth, I supplied the 3 -inch seat and for the rafter tail, a 12-inch overhang with a 2 -inch-high subfascia (plumb cut), which dictated the level cut at the heel. The hangers used to mount the valley jacks to the valley rafter are skewable. The 7:12-pitch hip roof is framed with 2圆 common and jack rafters on 16-inch centers and with 2x8 hips and ridge. Here’s what the students came up with for the diagonal lengths for each rafter: The measurements are all runs (horizontal measurements). Join Facebook to connect with Jack Rafter and others you may know. They are not diagonal measurements.Ī view from the spot where the cross-gable ridge meets the plane of the main roof and down the center of the overlay valley area and the true valley that runs between the sub-ridge and the rafter beam that supports the sub-ridge.The valley jack layout has three jacks. View the profiles of people named Jack Rafter. So here is a plan view with measurements that the students at Warwick CTC used to calculate the jacks. central jack rafters are expected to experience the highest moments and shear internal forces, and their joints will need to resist the largest support. I didn’t have time to calculate the valley jack rafters when working on the weekend, and Monday it’s supposed to rain. On this one, the top and bottom cuts are plumb cuts with single bevels. Ordinarily a ridge-to-plate valley rafter has a top plumb cut with single or double bevels, and a seat cut. The string pinpointed the position of the valley rafter between the sub-ridge and the rafter beam.įrom there I could calculate and cut the valley to length. At the cross-gable ridge, I located the point where the main rafter plane met the edge of the ridge board. I ended up extending the plane of the cross-gable rafters to locate where it met the main roof plane on the rafter beam. I couldn’t figure out a simple way to pinpoint the center of the valley line between the rafter beam and the cross-gable ridge. The lower section is a true valley, with a valley rafter between a rafter beam and the sub-ridge, and the upper part is a layover valley. The challenging part is that the sub-ridge brakes the valley line into two sections. The valley between the north and east roofs is a common valley, with the intersecting roofs at the same 10-in-12 pitch.

[erajasthancom]

#Birds #birdspictures #birdswatch #birdsvillehotel #birdshoes #birdsparty #birdskeleton #birdsofbritishcolumbia #birdsofinsta #birdsflyinghigh #birdspattern #birdsmouth #birdsuniteus #birdsofparadiseremake #birdstagram #birdsdonthaveeyebrows #birdsworth #birdsofaustralia #birdseyeproductions #birdsofthenetherlands #birdsoftokyo #birdsofgoa #birdspainting #birdsmigration #birdsofworld #birdsofcentralpark #birdsphotographer #birdsperspective #birdsheadseascape #birdsofbotswana (at Rajasthan) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqWxmqQngrC/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=p2qnes3upneh

[throughwoodeneyes]

Building a storage tray, and trying my hand at birdsmouth joinery. Plywood is perfect to show the join between the two pieces and how the laminations show off the transition.

[world-of-puppets]

My sister testing out a Pelham Puppet Angel marionette at Birdsmouth Studio’s ceramic marionette building corse.

[ilur]

I cut it into 8 staves with two 45 degree cuts in the back - the birdsbeak. I then cut a long taper for the top and a short taper for the bottom in the front of each stave. I set up a jig to cut the tapers with a track saw. A quick dry fit made me realize that jubilee clips were necessary, I used 30 in all. Glue up was a stressful experience! I won’t go into any more detail on birdsmouth mast make making here. If you want more info on that there are great threads on the wooden boat forum. Nearly every Ilur building thread on there will contain good info...

[gbellodi]

O grande apontador de lápis (the huge pencil sharpener)

"Amyr, madeira é vida, descansa os olhos e envolve o espírito" (sr. Dias, segundo Amyr Klink, "Cem dias entre céu e mar" )

 Minha ideia de fazer a retranca em madeira foi trazer ao barco a beleza da madeira maciça e da construção "birdsmouth", além do resultado ser mais leve, resistente e barato que o equivalente em alumínio do projeto original. Fiz essa peça baseada num projeto do Dudley Dix. Para o mastro pretendo usar a mesma técnica. As dimensões finais são 51mm de diâmetro externo e 2,5m de comprimento. 

"Amyr, wood is life, it calms down the eyes and embraces the soul" (free translation of Mr. Dias, according to Amyr Klink in "Cem dias entre céu e mar" )

 My goal in making a wooden boom was to have the beauty of solid wood and the birdsmouth technique. This concept is also lighter, stronger and less expensive compared to the original aluminum one. The section was based on a Dudley Dix's design and final dimensions are 2.5 meters in length and 51mm of external diameter. I intend to use the same concept for the mast.

Primeira etapa na plaina: 8 lados (Hand planning to 8 sides) 

Lição aprendida, os tampões devem ser colados depois. O alinhamento ficou muito bom ainda assim (Lesson learned, glue the plugs in other step. Final result was pretty straight)

Depois de deixar com 16 faces, veio a parte mais emocionante: A técnica do "apontadorzão" foi um sucesso! (After hand planning to 16 sides comes the most exciting part: the huge pencil sharpener. The technique worked really well!) 

Inspetor de qualidade dando ok no alinhamento e circularidade (Quality control... Passed!) 

Peso dentro do esperado (Weight as predicted)

Torno improvisado para lixar (Sanding)

Teste de carga (Load test)

Carga máxima aplicada (35,2kg) (Maximum applied load was 35.2kg)

Deformação final: 41mm  = 1,6% @35,2kg. (Final strain was 41mm or 1.6% @35.2kg)

Comparação entre a peça ensaiada, modelo teórico e equivalente em alumínio (Test, model and aluminum boom comparison)

[thesteveyates]

K.I.S.S. it.

Making a mast and trying to keep things simple. Most readers will, I guess, be familiar with the acronym ‘K.I.S.S.’ and for those who don’t then it means Keep It Simple Stupid and it gets used a lot around boats and engineering – in this post and having tried again and again to come up with the right rig for the PATHFINDER I finally take a leaf out of the KISS book and apply that to my rig…

[chasesmallcraft-blog]

One of my chosen specialties (which I hope to really expand upon in the future) is mast making using the Birdsmouth method. Here I am eyeing a replacement mast for a Caledonia Yawl. I've decided to add a sparmaking class to my workshop schedule in August, 5-9th. Bring the family, they can play at the water park or beach while you learn to make solid, laminated spars and birdsmouth masts. I'm also running the I teo to Boatbuilding class again in November. Link in bio. #chasesmallcraftworkshops (at Chase Small Craft) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuSW1Uthc6S/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=71xtfntu3ud4

[wood-forum]

(Birdsmouth Mock-up | Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-opから)

[foxwedge]

Mizzen mast. Top section, from broken bottom windsurf mast, with wooden plug at top. Bottom part will be birdsmouth fir, likely takeapart.

[emiliomoor975-blog]

Lay Out Accurate Staircase Stringers with this Custom Device

The essentials on a Rate square.

What is a carpenter's square used for?

You can use the speed square to mark an angle, such as when cutting a rafter tail, by holding the pivot point against the board. Swing the square until you read the desired angle on the board's edge, and make your mark.

Speed Square Continue reading is really a trademarked name, however like Kleenex, it is commonly utilized as the common name for this course of tool. Stanley's comparable tool is called a Quick Square and Irwin's is just called the Rafter Square. Draw a line alongside the square with the inches (pivot side) to show the angle for cutting. Utilize the "Typical" range to cut for Surge over Run.

Typical lines used a Rate Square include perpendicular cut marks, as well as angles for stairways, decks, as well as roofing systems. Installed level ranks on the tool get rid of complicated trigonometry, creating speedy lines.

Component 3 of 3: Building a Basic Gable Roof.

You can utilize the speed square to mark an angle, such as when reducing a rafter tail, by holding the pivot factor versus the board. Swing the square until you review the wanted angle on the board's edge, and also make your mark. Picture 2 demonstrate how to utilize the rate square to mark a 33-1/2 level angle-- the same, as you would require on a rafter tail for a roof with an 8/12 pitch. Various Other Cool Features-- The Swanson Speed Square has a patented attribute-- the diamond cut, a diamond-shaped cut-out on the ruler edge of the device.

Both the specialist tradesman and the handyman will discover the Rafter Angle Square, hassle-free to use. An abundance of descriptive drawings and also tables have been included, in addition to an index for fast access to each area. Speed up the work of rafter or angle design by utilizing our Rafter Angle Square, additionally known as a square. With one number on our square you can frame a roof covering or a solar panel support, or format stairways, cabinets, trim job, or many various other building jobs. A quick suggestion for developing or mounting cot bars.

Rotate the square until the correct pitch is in line with the board's edge.

Align the lip of the rafter angle square along the plumb line.

Stanley's similar device is called a Quick https://docdro.id/SPA1G31 Square as well as Irwin's is just called the Rafter Square.

Prior to miter saws, and even because, expert woodworkers made use of speed squares as a quick saw overview for reducing 45- and also 90-degree angles.

Needed Tools for this Task.

Use a speed square to line up the blade for the excellent 45 degree cut. Hold the board versus the fencing with the edge to be reduced parallel to the blade.

This video clearly goes through a lot of the essential functions of the speed square and how one may utilize it in daily angle reducing as well as determining, and also in determining pitches. Find the birdsmouth joint.

What is a tri square used for?

To measure an acute angle without a protractor, start by drawing a vertical line connecting the 2 rays of the angle to form a right triangle. Note that the Go here angle formed by the adjacent side of the triangle and the opposite side measures 90 degrees. Next, measure the length of the adjacent side to find the run.

Adjust the fencing up until the preferred thickness of the strip is simply to the far side of the blade. Turn on the saw, as well as alleviate the timber via the blade while holding the board strongly versus the table and also the fence.

Its usages expand into framing and laying rafters as well as stairs. It can likewise be made use of as a straight-edge, searching for and also establishing appropriate angles and also noting cut-off work with widestock.

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The Poodle puppet was kind enough to give a couple of glamorous poses for the camera.

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Gauging angles with a protractor

Location the mounting square on top edge of the rafter. The tongue on 8" and the blade on 15". Likewise referred to as a steel square, the Johnson framing square is a helpful tool for woodworking.

Place the pivot point, where the square's straight edge meets the lip side, at http://ttlink.com/notice/51937758 the rafter board's top edge. Revolve the square up until the proper pitch is in line with the board's side.

Woodworkers utilize it to make fundamental measurements as well as mark lines on dimensional lumber, and as a saw overview for short 45 as well as 90 level cuts. Mark the top (the plumb) first.

Lay Out Accurate Stairway Stringers with this Customized Device.

Rate Square is actually a trademarked name, but like Kleenex, it is commonly made use of as the generic name for this class of tool. Stanley's comparable device is called a Quick Square as well as Irwin's is merely called the Rafter Square. Draw the line along the side of the square with the inches (pivot side) to suggest the angle for reducing. Utilize the "Common" range to reduce for Rise over Run.

With a torpedo degree and also a speed square, you can pretty properly evaluate the pitch of any kind of roof with a gable end (Image 1). The pitch Click for more informs you the amount of vertical increase (in inches) for every single 12 in. To find the pitch, just put the pivot point versus the tiles. After that position a torpedo degree on the fat base of the rafter square and also readjust the square up until the degree is degree, and also review the pitch on the side of the rafter square.

Where it links (the. Click for more info measurement on the blade of the framing square) is based upon the preferred angle.

The pivoting side of your square is now at a 45 ° angle to the factory edge.

This side keeps the rafter angle square from existing level.

Photo 3: Guiding saw cuts.

This video clip plainly runs through a lot of the key functions of the speed square as well as just how one may use it in everyday angle reducing and also determining, and also in figuring out pitches. Discover the birdsmouth joint.

The rate square was created in 1925 by Albert Swanson. Swanson was a woodworker in a village outside of Chicago. He intended to create a device to make it much easier to rapidly identify roof covering pitches. After he developed the speed square, other carpenters started asking him for one, and the Swanson Tool Company was birthed.

How do I build a roof?

A machinist square or engineer's square is the metalworkers' equivalent of a try square. It consists of a steel blade inserted and either welded or pinned into a heavier body at an angle of 90°. Usually a small notch is present at the inside corner of the square.

Adjust the fence up until the preferred thickness of the strip is just to the far side of the blade. Activate the saw, and also ease the timber with the blade while holding the board firmly versus the fencing as well as the table.