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Chapter V: Exterior Covering and Finish 95

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49. Sheathing; 50. Scaffolding; 51. Cornice; 52. Raked
mouldings; 53. Shingling; 54. Shingling hips and valleys;
55. Finishing exterior walls; 56. Setting window and door
frames; 57. Siding.

Chapter Vi. Interior Finish 115

58. Lathing; grounds; 59. Interior walls; 60. Stair building;
porch steps; 61. Risers and treads; 62. Porches; 63. Interior
finish; 64. Setting door jambs; 65. Fitting window sash;
66. Placing door, window, and other trim; 67. Hanging doors;
68. Fitting a door; 69. Hinging a door; 70. Fitting locks;
71. Laying and scraping floors; 72. Door and window frames;
73. Woodwork in masonry structures.

Chapter Vii. Estimating 142

74. Methods of estimating; 75. Table for estimating by
cubic-foot unit; 76. Grading rules; 77. Estimating lumber
quantities; 78. Estimating millwork quantities; 79. Example
of form for bill of materials; 80. Estimating labor costs;
81. Estimating quantities of nails; 82. Example of form for
carpentry costs; 83. Total building costs by percentages.

Appendix 158

I. Natural trigonometric functions; formulæ deduced. Solution
of right triangles, (brief)

II. Table of natural functions (for degrees only). Interpolation.

III. Useful tables.
Fractional equivalents for decimal values.
Wood and machine screw sizes.
Length and number of nails.
Wire brads.
Board measure table.
Strength of materials.
Stresses for structural timbers.
Contents of brick walls.

IV. Short cuts to roof framing.
Directions for Griffith's Framing Tables.

V. Estimating.
Excavations.
Masonry.
Slate.
Plaster.
Painting.

Bibliography of References
Index

CARPENTRY

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