Lesson 1 Construction Prints and Building Materials
Information on Drawings
Figure 1-2. Graphic and ratio scales
Figure 1-3. Line conventions
Figure 1-4. Architectural symbols
Figure 1-4. Architectural symbols (continued)
Figure 1-5. Site plan
Figure 1-6. Elevation views
Figure 1-7. Accent lines
Table 1-2. Door and window schedule
Figure 1-9. Typical floor plan
Figure 1-10. Typical wall section
Figure 1-11. Window section
Figure 1-12. Typical eave, door, and window details
Figure 1-13. Stairway and steps
Figure 1-14. Typical foundation wall, post, footing, and girder details
Figure 1-15. Light framing details (20-foot-wide building)
Figure 1-16. Floor-framing details (20-foot-wide building)
Figure 1-17. Typical wall-panel framing details
Figure 1-18. Trussed-rafter details
Heavy Wood Framing
Figure 1-19. Foundation plan
Part B- Bill of Materials
Figure 1-20. 20 x 40-ft-wide building substructure
Table 1-5. Board feet
BF Computation
Figure 1-22. Essex board measure table
Estimating the Quantity of Nails Required
Part C- Building Materials
Table 1-6. Nominal and dressed sizes of lumber
Figure 1-27. Common nail
Special Nails
Figure 1-32. Nail sizes
Table 1-7. Sizes, types, and uses of nails
Roundhead Screws
Figure 1-39. Special screws
Figure 1-42. Screw-covering material
Anchors
Figure 1-45. Molly universal screw anchors
Figure 1-47. Machine bolts
Figure 1-49. Pivot-type toggle bolt
Figure 1-51. Common door hinge
Cabinet Hinges
Hinge Hasps
Locks and Striker Plates
Figure 1-60. Mortise lock
Figure 1-63. Striker plate
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise - EN51550064
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550065
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550067
Answer Key and Feedback - EN51550069
Lesson 2 Tools and Equipment
Figure 2-1. Auger bit
Figure 2-4. Electric and hand drills
Tooth-Cutting Tools
Figure 2-8. Compass saw
Figure 2-10. Hacksaw
Figure 2-12. Jointing a saw
Figure 2-15. Beveling a ripsaw
Sharp-Edged Cutting Tools
Whetting the Cutting Edge
Figure 2-22. Grinding a chisel cutting edge
Smooth Facing Tools
Figure 2-26. Block plane
Rough Facing Tools
Driving Tools
Care and Use of Driving Tools
Fastening Tools
Holding Tools
Figure 2-38. Clamps
Leveling Tools
Figure 2-41. Plumb bobs
Figure 2-42. Snapping a chalk line
Measuring Tools
Framing Square
Figure 2-45. Framing square
Combination Square
Sharpening and Smoothing Tools
Artificial Stones
Figure 2-52. Using a rasp
Pulling Tools
Part B-Care and Use of Power Machinery
Radial Saw
Figure 2-58. Radial saw
Crosscutting
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise - EN51550112
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550113
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550115
Answer Key and Feedback - EN51550117
Carpentry I
Information on Drawings
Figure 1-2. Graphic and ratio scales
Figure 1-3. Line conventions
Figure 1-4. Architectural symbols
Figure 1-4. Architectural symbols (continued)
Figure 1-5. Site plan
Figure 1-6. Elevation views
Figure 1-7. Accent lines
Table 1-2. Door and window schedule
Figure 1-9. Typical floor plan
Figure 1-10. Typical wall section
Figure 1-11. Window section
Figure 1-12. Typical eave, door, and window details
Figure 1-13. Stairway and steps
Figure 1-14. Typical foundation wall, post, footing, and girder details
Figure 1-15. Light framing details (20-foot-wide building)
Figure 1-16. Floor-framing details (20-foot-wide building)
Figure 1-17. Typical wall-panel framing details
Figure 1-18. Trussed-rafter details
Heavy Wood Framing
Figure 1-19. Foundation plan
Part B- Bill of Materials
Figure 1-20. 20 x 40-ft-wide building substructure
Table 1-5. Board feet
BF Computation
Figure 1-22. Essex board measure table
Estimating the Quantity of Nails Required
Part C- Building Materials
Table 1-6. Nominal and dressed sizes of lumber
Figure 1-27. Common nail
Special Nails
Figure 1-32. Nail sizes
Table 1-7. Sizes, types, and uses of nails
Roundhead Screws
Figure 1-39. Special screws
Figure 1-42. Screw-covering material
Anchors
Figure 1-45. Molly universal screw anchors
Figure 1-47. Machine bolts
Figure 1-49. Pivot-type toggle bolt
Figure 1-51. Common door hinge
Cabinet Hinges
Hinge Hasps
Locks and Striker Plates
Figure 1-60. Mortise lock
Figure 1-63. Striker plate
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise - EN51550064
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550065
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550067
Answer Key and Feedback - EN51550069
Lesson 2 Tools and Equipment
Figure 2-1. Auger bit
Figure 2-4. Electric and hand drills
Tooth-Cutting Tools
Figure 2-8. Compass saw
Figure 2-10. Hacksaw
Figure 2-12. Jointing a saw
Figure 2-15. Beveling a ripsaw
Sharp-Edged Cutting Tools
Whetting the Cutting Edge
Figure 2-22. Grinding a chisel cutting edge
Smooth Facing Tools
Figure 2-26. Block plane
Rough Facing Tools
Driving Tools
Care and Use of Driving Tools
Fastening Tools
Holding Tools
Figure 2-38. Clamps
Leveling Tools
Figure 2-41. Plumb bobs
Figure 2-42. Snapping a chalk line
Measuring Tools
Framing Square
Figure 2-45. Framing square
Combination Square
Sharpening and Smoothing Tools
Artificial Stones
Figure 2-52. Using a rasp
Pulling Tools
Part B-Care and Use of Power Machinery
Radial Saw
Figure 2-58. Radial saw
Crosscutting
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise - EN51550112
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550113
Lesson 2 Practice Exercise -Cont. - EN51550115
Answer Key and Feedback - EN51550117
Carpentry I
