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TABLE OF CONTENTS LISTINGS
CARPENTRY
This manual is
intended for use as a training guide and reference text for engineer
personnel responsible for planning and executing theater of operations
(TO) construction. It provides techniques and procedures for frame construction,
preparation and use of bills of materials (BOMs), building layout, forming
for concrete slabs and foundations, framing and finish carpentry, roof
framing and coverings, bridge and wharf construction, and the
materials used for these operations.
Chapter 1. - Construction Drawings
Architectural Symbols, Line Conventions, and Material Conventions
Working Drawings
Site Plans
Elevations
Floor Plans
Detail Drawings
Sections
Details
Wood Framing Drawings
Light Wood Framing
Heavy Wood Framing
Chapter 2. - Construction Planning and Materials
Planning
Built-in-Place Method
Panel Method
Materials
Lumber
Hardware
Chapter 3. - Bills of Materials
Materials Takeoff List
Materials Estimate List
Bill of Materials Format
Chapter 4. - Building Layout and Foundation
Layout
Laying Out a Rectangular Building Site
Laying Out an Irregular Building Site
Setting Batter Boards
Extending Lines
Squaring Lines
Foundations
Wall Foundations
Column or Post Foundations
Chapter 5. - Forms for Concrete
Form Design
Form Construction
Foundation and Footing Forms
WallForms
Column Forms
Beam and Girder Forms
Floor Forms
Stair Forms
Form Removal
Chapter 6. - Rough Framing
Types of Framing
Light Framing
Heavy Framing
Expedient Framing
Connections
Joints
Splices
Sills
Platform Construction
Balloon-Framed Construction
Braced-Framing Sills
Built-Up Sills
Girders
Size Requirements
Load Area
Floor Load
Built-Up Girders
Splicing
Girder Supports
Girder Forms
Flooring
FloorJoists
Floor Joists for Platform Construction
Floor Bridging
Floor Openings
Subfloors
Finish Floors
Walls and Partitions
Corner Posts
Partition Posts
Studs
Girts
Sole Plate
Bridging
Plumbed Posts and Straightened Walls
Bracing
Exterior Walls
Ceilings
Wall Openings
Stovepipes
Ventilators
Stairways
Stairway Framing
Risers and Treads
Chapter 7. - Roof Systems and Coverings
Roof Framing
Roofing Terms
Rafters
Trusses
Roof Openings
Roof Decking
Roof Coverings
Asphalt and Asbestos-Cement Roofing
Built-Up Roofing Material
Reroofing
Asphalt-Shingle Roofs
Asphalt-Prepared Roll Roofings
Built-Up Roofs
Slate Roofs
Tile Roofs
Asbestos-Cement Roofs
Metal Roofs
Wood-Shingle Roofs
Chapter 8. - Doors and Windows
Doors
Types of Doors
Door Frames
Swing
Door Hardware
Door Installation
Lock Installation
Windows
Window Frames
Window Sashes
Accessories
Window Screens
Door Screens
Hoods or Canopies
Chapter 9. - Finish Carpentry
Interior Wall and Partition Coverings
Plywood and Fiberboard
Sheetrock
BaseMolding
CeilingCoverings
Sheetrock
Plywood
Fiberboard
Ceiling Moldings
Chapter 10. - Nonstandard Fixed Bridge
Bridge Classification
Substructure
Abutments
Intermediate Supports
Bracing
Construction Procedures
Superstructure
Stringers
Flooring
Curbs
Handrails
Sidewalks
End Dam
Chapter 11. - Timber-Pile Wharves
Types of Wharves
Types of Piles
Bearing Piles
Fender Piles
Mooring Piles
Installation of Piles
Using Special Tools
Straightening Piles
Cutting Piles
Capping Timber Piles
Bracing Piles
Wharf Superstructure
Stringers
Decking
String pieces
Fender Piles and Chocks
Pile Clusters and Corner Fenders
Floating Log Fenders (Camels)
Pile-Mooring Dolphins
Docking Hardware
Hardware Installation
Anchorages for Hardware
Appendix A. - Conversion Tables
Length
Area
Linear Measure
Appendix B. Carpentry Abbreviations and Symbols
Abbreviations
Symbols
Architectural
Plumbing
Electrical
Appendix C. - Manpower Estimates
Appendix D. - General Information
Floor and Wall Tile
Resilient Floor Tile
Ceramic and Other Specialty Tiles
Suspended ceilings
Acoustical Tile
Grid-System Components
Installation
Painting Ceilings and Walls
Ceilings
Walls
Cleanup
Glossary
References
Index
CARPENTRY COURSE
I
We designed this course
to teach you the basic skills of an Army carpenter and the building materials
and tools you will use. Contained within this course is instruction on
construction prints, building materials, hand tools, and power machinery.
You will learn to read, understand, and interpret construction prints (also
called working drawings); to identify, use, and requisition building materials;
and to care for and use hand tools and power machinery.
Lesson 1: Construction Prints
and Building Materials
Part A: Construction Prints for Buildings
Part B: Bill of Materials (BOMs)
Part C: Building Materials
Practice Exercise Exam
Answer Key
Lesson 2: Tools and Equipment
Part A: Care and Use of Hand Tools
Part B: Care and Use of Power Machinery
Practice Exercise Exam
Answer Key
CARPENTRY COURSE
II
Carpentry is the art
or science of measuring, cutting, fitting, and assembling wood and other
materials to construct buildings or other structures. Many people associate
carpenters with wood and other building materials and tools. They assume
carpenters build only homes and other relatively small structures. Of course,
this is not true. Carpenters work not only with wood but also with metals,
plastic, and other synthetic materials. The carpentry trade includes skills
required to construct buildings, bridges, docks, and wharf. Work must be
accomplished in a manner consistent with environmental laws and regulations.
The Carpentry II subcourse, (Carpentry/Masonry Specialist, Military Occupational
Specialty (MOS) 51B, Skill Levels 1 and 2), will provide you with enough
knowledge to construct floor systems, stairs, wall systems (including the
installation of windows and door), and roof systems of wooden structures.
This subcourse is presented in three lessons. At the end of these lessons,
you will be able to take a set of construction drawings and construct a
wood-frame building.
SUBCOURSE OVERVIEW :
Lesson 1: Floor Construction
Part A: Floor Framing
Part B: Subflooring
Part C: Finish Flooring
Practice Exercise Exam
Answer Key
Lesson 2: Wall-System and Stairway Construction
Part A: Framing Members
Part B: Wall Sheathing
Part C: Moldings
Part D: Stairs
Practice Exercise Exam
Answer Key
Lesson 3: Roof Construction
Part A: Roof Types
Part B: Framing Members
Part C: Roof-Covering Material
Practice Exercise Exam
Answer Key
APPENDIX A: List of Acronyms
APPENDIX B: Recommended Reading List
CARPENTRY COURSE
III
Woodworking plays
an important role in our industrial world. Before the introduction of power-driven
machinery, the carpenter did all of his shaping and assembling by hand.
Today, in our era of machine production, specialized carpentry has assumed
more important roles than ever before. In spite of all the new creations
of our inventors and scientists, there is still a constant demand for specialized
carpenters in the carpentry field. Whether you intend to use your woodworking
skills as a career or as a hobby, you will experience the satisfaction
of making things out of wood. The urge and desire to build never leaves
us. In fact, as we grow older the desire grows stronger. The previous memorandums
of this course were devoted to the fundamental building procedures for
exterior and interior construction and carpentry tools and equipment. This
volume will acquaint you with cabinetwork, prefabricated buildings, heavy
timber construction, and sawmill operation.
SUBCOURSE OVERVIEW :
Lesson 1: Cabinetwork
Practice Exercise Exam
Answer Key
Lesson 2: Prefabricated Buildings
Practice Exercise
Lesson 3: Heavy Timber Construction
Practice Exercise Exam
Answer Key
Lesson 4: Sawmill Operation
FRAMING COURSE
Purpose The objective
of this course is to provide you with the fundamentals of planning and
supervising the construction of frame structures which comprise the basic
type of building in a theater of operations. It will also orient you in
the fundamentals of construction print reading. You will learn about building
layout procedures; framing details of substructures, superstructures, and
roofs; kinds and properties of timber; and planning and estimating material
and labor requirements for frame construction. Emphasis is on simplified
theater-of-operations construction. However, some details of conventional
construction are also included for use as a general guide and for use in
rehabilitation and repair of existing structures.
Lesson 1. Construction Print
Reading - Building Layout and Substructures.
Lesson 1 exam
Lesson 1 answer key
Lesson 2. Superstructures
- Framing
Lesson 2 exam
Lesson 2 answer key
Lesson 3. Roofing-Finishing
Details
Lesson 3 exam
Lesson 3 answer key
Lesson 4. Materials Estimating
Lesson 4 exam
Lesson 4 answer key
Lesson 5. Construction Methods
and Standards - Planning Estimates
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