LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| PLATES | ||
|---|---|---|
| [I]. | Derrick staging | Frontispiece |
| [II]. | External chimney scaffold | Facing p.33 |
| [III]. | Knots | 79 |
| [IV]. | Knots | 81 |
| [V]. | Knots | 85 |
| [VI]. | Knots | 87 |
| 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 |