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Finally back in print, Carpentry & Joinery, first published in 1907, is the bible of finish carpentry from a golden era of architectural woodworking. Every aspect of joinery is covered in this book, with more than 1800 engravings and twelve spectacular plates to illustrate the topics. This incredibly comprehensive volume contains chapters on timber; joints; floors; partitions; windows; doors; moldings; tools and more. Each subject is explored, illustrated, and examined first in the simple case and then in fancier and fancier permutations. This is the best instruction ever written that explains the details of both simple and fancy late Victorian architectural woodworking. Whether you are a joiner, restorer, or architect, you will be amazed at the level of practical information, clarity of explanation, and continued utility of this book. Certain subjects which are commonly ignored such as the use of joiner s rods are covered in great detail along with detailed instructions for layout all the various constructions in the book. Because this is such an important book we wanted an expert opinion to put the book in the context of its time. In a new introduction master housewright Roy Underhill compares the instruction in the book with a first hand account of an early 20th century joiner. "We again have the voices of first rate masters at our sides." - Roy Underhill, from his Introduction The original book contained 12 color plates which, sadly, we could not afford to reproduce in color. However we are making a PDF of the color plates available for download http: //www.brooklyntoolandcraft.com/hasluckplates. Softcover 6 3/4" x 9 5/8" 567 pages plus 12 plates.

PREFACE., THIS Handbook contains, in a form convenient for everyday use, a comprehensive digest of the information on Engraving Metals by incision and corrosion scattered over nearly twenty thousand columns of one of the weekly journals it is my fortune to edit-and supplies concise instructiol on the general principles of the subjects of which it treats. I In preparing for publication in book form the mass of relevant matter contained in the volumes of, much had to be arranged anew, altered, and largely re- written. From these causes the contributions of many are so blended that the writings of individuals cannot be distinguished for acknowledgment. However, it may be mentioned that much of the information given in this Handbook was contributed in another form to work by a Sheffield engraver. Readers who may desire additional informnation respecting special details of the matters dealt with in this Handbook, or instruction on kindred subjects, should address a question to work, So that it may be answered in the columns of that journal. La Belle Snzrvage, Lozdon. November, 1001. CONTENTS. I.-Introduction and Terms used . 9 11.-Engravers Tools and their uses . . 24 111.-Elementary Exercises in Engraving . . 41 1V.-Engraving Plate and Precious Metals . . 59 . V.-Engraving Monograms . 74 V1.-Engraving S tee1 for Transfer Processes . . 87 VI1.-Engraving Name-plates . . 109 VIII. -Engraving Coffin-plates . . 119 1X.-Chasing Metals . . 130 X.-Etching Metals . . 142 Index . 154 LIST OF ILLUSTR ATIONS. FIG. PA l.-Engmvers Bench and Stool 2.-Bench Block . . 3.-Nut for Bench Biock . . 4.-Oilstone in Wooden Block. 5.-Oilcan. . . . . 6.-Set of Sandbags . . . 7.-Engravers Eyeglass . . AT 8.-Eyeglass Stand . . v . -Back of Angle Graver . 10.-Belly of Angle Graver 11.-Back of Round -nosed. Graver . . . 12.-Belly of Round - nosed Graver . . - . . 13.-Belly of ound - nosed Graver . . . 14.-Back of lai Graver . . 15.-Bells of Flat Graver . . 16.1BacG of Shading Graver . 17.-Belly of Shading Graver . 18.-scorper or Wriggling Graver 19.-Double Wriggling Graver . 20.-Set-off of Graver. . . 21.-Set-off of Graver. . . 22.-Graver in Short Handle . 23.-Worn Graver in Long Handle . . . . 24.-Outlining Chisel. . . 25.-Narrow Flat Chisel . . 26.-Broad Flat Chisel . . 27.--Hammer . . . . 28.-Tracing Point or Etching Needle . . . . 29.-Scraper . . ., 30.-Oval Burnisher . . . 31.-Spring Dividers . . . 32.-Method of Sharpening Graver . . . 33.-Practice plate 34.-Metltod of olding 35.-Direction of Circular Cuts. 36.-Colouring on Practice Plate 37.-Part Design on Wait, er . 38 -Design for Engraved Teapot i39.-Design on Oval Teapot . 40.-Lettering on Pewter . . 41.- Boars Head Crest for Pewter . . . . FIG. PAGE 42.-Engravers Bnllet . . 60 43.-Support .for Knife wllilst Engraving . . . 61 41.-Engravers Block . . 6.2 45.-Engravers Block . . 63 46.-Support for Ring vltilst Engraving . . . C4 41.-AM B Monogran . . 75 48.-A M D Monogram . . 75 49.-C V Co Mollogranl . . 75 50.-BMB Monogranl . . 75 51.-B M I Monogram . . 75 52.--J B Moiogran . . . 75 53.-D R Monosrain . . . 75 - - - 541-- J onoiram . . . 75 65.--E LT Monogram . . 77 56.-G C D Monogram . . 77 57.-H E B Monogram . . 77 58.-K Z Y Monogram, . 77 59.-L F Monogram . . . 77 60.-H E B Monogau . . 77 61.-E W B Monograin . . 77 62.-GS T Monogram . . 77 63. - J W C Monogram ., 79 64.-T L F Moaorrran . . 79 65I- G C onoiran . . 66.43 W Monogram ., . 67.-V S Co. Monogaln . . 68.--E L Mnnog am . . . 69.-H JE Nonogran1 . . 70.-Method of Reducing Letter 71.-H T W Monogram . . 2.-sSGC Monogram . . I 3.- A E T Monclgrain . . 74.-RT Monogram . . . 75.-R M P Monograt . . 76.-H R Monogram . . . 77.-M 0 T Monogram . . 78.-J R E Monogram . . 79.-G S M Monogram . . 80.-K K Monogram . . . 81.--A D B Monogram . . 82...

MOTOR BICYCLE BUIITDING -- PREFACE. THIS Handbook contains, in form convenient for everyday use, a number of articles contributed by a cycle and motor maker and expert-JIr. W. Travers -to WORK, one of the weekly journals it is my fortune to edit. Tlie chapter on ignition coils is from the pen of bfr. G. E. Bonney, the well-known writer on practical electrical subjects. Readers who may desire additional information respecting special details of the matters dealt with in this Handboolr, or instructions on kindred subjects, should acldress a question to WORK, so that it may be answered in the colunins of that journal. La. Belle Snuvnge, London. October, 1906. P. N. HASLUCK. CONTEXTS. CHAPTER I.-Frame for Motor Bicycle . 11.-Patterns for Frame Castings . 111.-Building Frame from Castings . 1V.-Making 3-H. P. Petrol Motor . V.-Spray Carburettor for 3-H.l. Jlotor . V1.-Ignition Coils for Notor Cycles . VI1.-Light-weight Petrol Motor for Attachment to Roadster Bicycle VII1.-Spray Ca.rburettor for Light-weight Riotor Index . . LIST ILLUSTRATIONS. FIG. PAGE 1.-Working Drawing of Motor Bicycle Frame . 13 2.-Bottom Bracket . . 17 3.4.-Back Fork Crown . 18 5.-End of Back Fork Crown . - . . l 6.7.-Rear Engine Lug . 20 8.9.-Front Engine Lug . 21 10, 11.-Left-hand Fork End . 22 12.-Top Member of Left- hand Fork End ., 22 13.-Back Stay Eye . . 22 14.-Front Fork End . . 22 15.16.-Patterns for Top and Bottom Head Lugs . 23 17.-SeatLug . . . . 24 18.-Rear Part of Seat Lug . 24 19.-Lower Horizontal Lug . 25 20,21.-Cirder Tube Lugs . 26 22,23.-Front Fork Crown . 27 24. 25.--Steering Tube Lug . 28 26,27.-Engine Plate . . 2s 28, 29.-Ball-race . . . 37 30.-Bottom Bracket Axle in Position . . . . 3831,32.-Bracket Lock-nut . 39 33.-Engine Plate Belt . . 41 34.-Vertical SectIon of 34-h.p. Petrol Engine . 48 35,36.-Vertical Section and Plan of Engine Cylinder 49 37.-Plan of Bottom or Open End of Cylinder . . 51 38.-Section of Finished Pis- ton.. . . . .55 39.-Section of Piston on Line X X Fig. 38 . 57 FIG. PAGE 40, 41.-Two Methods of Jointing Piston Rings. 58 42.-Piston Ring, showing Eccentricity of Bore . 58 43.-Exhaust Valve Guide . 59 44.45.-Exhaust Valve . . 60 46.47.-Inlet Valve Body . 61 48-50.-Head and Stem, Washer and Lock-nut of Inlet Valve . . 63 51.-Spring Washer of Ex- haust Valve . . . 63 52.-Plan of Cylinder End of Crank Case . . 64 53, 54.-Side Elevation and Vertical Section of Crank Case . . . 67 55.-Section of Gear Cover . 71 56, 57.-Tappet-rod Bush . 73 58.59.-Valve-lift Lever . . 73 60, 61.--Connecting Rod . . 73 62. 63.-Union Nut . . . 76 64.65.-Flywheel . . . 77 66.-Main Shaft, Pulley Side 78 67.-Main Shaft, Gear Side . 79 68.-Crank Pin . . . . 79 69.-Half-time Shaft . . 81 70.-TappetRod, . . 81 71.--Circular Plate of Tap- petRod . . . . 82 72.--Gudgeon Pin . . . 82 73.74.-Tool for Cutting Key- ways in Lathe . . 83 75.-Section of Engine Pullef 85 76.-Locking Plate . . . 86 77,78.-Exhaust Cam . . 87 79,80.-Large Gear Wheel . 88 FIG. PAGE 81, 82.-Small Gear Wheel . 89 83.-Inlet Tube from Car- burettor . . . . 91 84. 85.-Bottom Plate of Silencer, . . . 94 86,87.-Top Plate of Silencer 95 88.-Tube for Silencer . . 96 89.-Pin or Bolt for Silencer 96 90.-Sectional View of Car- burettor . . . . 99 91.--Cover Piece . . . l00 92.-Base Piece . . . 100 93.-Pattern for Gauze Cone- piece . . . . l01 94.-Bridge Piece . . . 102 95.-Dlagram of Condenser. Layers . . . . 11196.-Longitudinal Sectional Elevation of Trembler. 112 .-Transverse sectional Elevation of Trembler 113 98.-Plan of Armature and Spring . . . .l13 99.-Plan of Trembler on End of Coil . . . 114 100.-Diagram of Coil Con- nectlons . . . . 115 101.-Diagram showing Working of Ignition Coils . . . . 117 102...

Superb guide to every aspect of the craft: necessary tools and appliances, esthetics of wood carving, comprehensive history of wood carving design, and of course, clear, precise instructions on every technique. Index.