LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PLATES
[I].Derrick stagingFrontispiece
[II].External chimney scaffoldFacing p.33
[III].Knots79
[IV].Knots81
[V].Knots85
[VI].Knots87
ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT
FIG. PAGE
[1].

Elevation of staging for derrick crane

4
[2].

Plan of king leg

6
[3].

Showing shoring to central standard

6
[4].

Plan of derrick platform partially covered

7
[5].

Showing method of fixing ladders

8
[6].

Showing derrick staging mounted on travelling bogie

10
[7].

Elevation of square derrick staging

11
[8] and [8A].

Elevation of gantry for traveller

13
[9].

Footing blocks for struts

15
[10].

Elevation of travelling gantry

15
[11].

Gantry or elevated platform over footpaths

17
[12].

Example of stagings

18
[13].

Elevation of pole scaffold

20
[14].

Method of fixing rising standard

21
[15].

Method of connecting ledgers

22
[16].

Method of connecting ledgers

22
[17].

Method of connecting ledgers

23
[18].

Method of connecting ledgers

23
[19].

Method of supporting putlogs where windows occur

24
[20].

Method of supporting putlogs where windows occur

24
[21].

Shores and ties for dependent scaffolds

25
[22].

Methods of laying boards

26
[23].

Methods of laying boards

26
[24].

Masons’ scaffold: end elevation

27
[25].

Landing stages

28
[26].

Needle scaffold

31
[27].

Internal chimney

33
[28].

Method of climbing chimneys, steeples, &c.

35
[29].

Method of climbing chimneys, steeples, &c.

36
[30].

Brackets for climbing chimneys, steeples, &c.

37
[31].

Methods of slinging painters’ boats on chimneys, &c.

38
[32].

Chimney scaffolds for repairs, &c.

39
[33].

Details of chimney scaffolds for repairs, &c.

39
[34].

Details of chimney scaffolds for repairs, &c.

40
[35].

Details of chimney scaffolds for repairs, &c.

40
[36].

Details of chimney scaffolds for repairs, &c.

41
[37].

Method of supporting standards within high towers

41
[38].

Scaffold designed for repairing roofs or archeswhere roadway has to be kept open

42
[39].

Painters’ boats or cradles

43
[40].

Method of slinging cradle to move horizontally

44
[41].

Improved painter’s boat

44
[42].

Boatswain’s boat

45
[43].

Elevation of ladder scaffolding

46
[44].

Details of ladder scaffolding

47
[45].

Details of ladder scaffolding

47
[46].

Details of ladder scaffolding

47
[47].

Examples of flying shores

51
[48].

Examples of single raking shore

52
[49].

Examples of system of raking shores

53
[50].

Details of raking shores

54
[51].

Details of raking shores

55
[52].

Details of raking shores

56
[53].

Example of underpinning

59
[54].

Example of window strutting

60
[55].

Example of cup shakes in timber

63
[56].

Example of radial shakes in timber

63
[57].

Method of cutting stiffest beam from log

66
[58].

Method of cutting strongest beam from log

66
[59].

Method of cutting planks from log

67
[60].

Method of stacking timber for seasoning

68
[61].

Examples of weather shakes in balks

68
[62].

Method of strapping ends of boards

74
[63].

Details of ladder construction

91
[64].

Details of ladder construction

91
[65].

Example of painters’ trestles

92
[66].

Example of cripples

93
[67].

Example of cripples

93
[68].

Example of tipping pail

94
69.

Details of improved safety baskets

95
[70].

Details of improved safety baskets

95
[71].

Details of improved safety baskets

96
[72].

Details of improved safety baskets

96
[73].

Details of improved safety baskets

96
[74].

Example of navvy’s barrow

98
[75].

Example of stone bogie

98
[76].

Example of hand barrows

98
[77].

Example of labourer’s hod

98
[78].

Example of timber trucks

98
[79].

Example of sack trucks

98
[80].

Example of brick crates

99
[81].

Example of ashlar shears

100
[82].

Example of ashlar shears

100
[83].

Example of stone clips

101
[84].

Method of slinging stone

101
[85].

Method of slinging stone

101
[86].

Method of hoisting by means of the lewis

102
[87].

Method of hoisting by means of the lewis

102
[88].

Method of hoisting by means of the lewis

102
[89].

Method of hoisting by means of the lewis

102
[90].

Example of the stone cramp

103
[91].

Wire rope lashing

104
[92].

Chain and bracket lashing

105
[93].

Coupling links

105
[94].

Rollers

106
[95].

Levers

106
[96].

Dog irons

107
[97].

Methods of fixing dog irons

107
[98].

Methods of fixing dog irons

107
[99].

Methods of fixing dog irons

107
[100].

Iron bolts

108
[101].

Iron straps

109
[102].

Slaters’ truss

112
[103].

Duck runs

112
[104].

Scaffolder’s hatchet

113
[105].

Manual building crane

117
[106].

Example of pulley wheel

118
[107].

Example of groove for pulley wheel

119
[108].

Example of groove for pulley wheel

119
[109].

Example of groove for pulley wheel

119
[110].

Example of groove for pulley wheel

119
[111].

Example of groove for pulley wheel

119
[112].

Example of sprocket wheel

119
[113].

Example of single movable pulley

120
[114].

Example of blocks and tackle

120
[115] and [116].

Example of differential pulley

122
[117].

The winch

124
[118].

The winch in use with a double rope

125
[119].

Example of a jib

125
[120].

Example of a jib for fixing purposes

126
[121].

Example of a mason’s jib

127
[122].

Example of shear legs

127
[123].

Example of shear legs to carry jib

128
[124].

Example of movable shear legs

128
[125].

Example of a gin

129
[126].

Method of slinging girders

129
[127].

Diagram showing method of finding the centre ofgravity of a rectangular body

136
[128].

Diagram showing method of finding the centre ofgravity between two combined weights

137
[129].

Diagram showing method of finding the centre ofgravity between three or more combined bodies

138
[130].

Method of finding the centre of gravity of arectangular surface

139
[131].

Method of finding the centre of gravity of atriangular surface

141
[132].

Diagram showing the method of calculating the breaking weights of beams

147
[133].

Diagram showing the method of calculating thebreaking weights of beams

147
[134].

Diagram showing the method of calculating thebreaking weights of beams

148
[135].

Diagram showing the method of calculating thebreaking weights of beams

148
[136].

Diagram showing the method of calculating thebreaking weights of beams

148
[137].

Diagram showing the method of calculating thebreaking weights of beams

148
[138].

Diagram suggestion for preventing accidentson short ladders

154
[139].

Method of staying ladder to prevent sagging

155
[140].

Method of staying ladder to prevent sagging

155
[141].

Illustrating dangerously laid boards

156
[142].

Illustrating the danger of a trap

156
[143].

Illustrating method of supporting centering

157
[144].

Illustrating method of supporting centering

158
[145].

Fan guards

158
[146].

Illustrating cause of fatal accident

159