Developmental Geometry for Polygon Roof Framing S is the length of any side of the polygon N is the number of sides R is the Radius of the circumscribed circle apothem is the Radius of the inscribed circle pi is PI, approximately 3.14159 central angle = 360 ÷ N working angle = 360 ÷ (N × 2) plan angle = (180 - central angle) ÷ 2 apothem multiplier = secant(360° ÷ ( N × 2 )) side wall multiplier = tan((360° ÷ (N × 2 )) × 2 projection angle a = 360 ÷ N projection angle b = 90 - projection angle a miter angle = 12.0 * tan( working angle) hip run per foot = 12.0 / cos( working angle) adjacent run = 12 * tan(working angle) unit rise = 12 * tan(pitch angle) CMC irregular pitch angle = arctan( unit rise ÷ adjacent) working angle multipler = tan(360 ÷ (N × 2))× 2 rafter multipler = 1 ÷ cos pitch angle hip multipler = 1 ÷ cos hip angle rise multipler = 1 ÷ tan pitch angle inscribed radius = apothem inscribed radius = S / (2 * tan(360 ÷ N)) inscribed radius = R * cos(360 ÷ N) Common Rafter Run = apothem Hip Rafter Run = Radius Hip Rafter Run = Common Rafter Run × apothem multipler Common Rafter Run = S ÷ working angle multipler S = Common Rafter Run × working angle multipler Common Rafter Length = Common Rafter Run × rafter multipler Hip Rafter Length = Hip Rafter Run × hip multipler Common Rafter Rise = Common Rafter Run × rise multipler Common Rafter Span = Common Rafter Run × 2 Common Rafter Length = Common Rafter Run ÷ cos(Pitch Angle) Common Rafter Rise = Common Rafter Run × tan(Pitch Angle) Hip Rafter Angle = arctan(Common Rafter Rise ÷ Hip Rafter Run) Hip Rafter Length = Hip Rafter Run ÷ cos(Hip Rafter Pitch) The cotangent cot(x) is the multiplicative inverse of tan(x), 1/tan(x). The cosecant csc(x) is the multiplicative inverse of sin(x),... 1/sin(x). The secant sec(x) is the multiplicative inverse of cos(x), ... 1/cos(x).
Line C-N = Polygon Side Wall Length Line A-B = Common Rafter Run 90° to C-N Line A-E = Common Rafter Rise 90° to A-B Line E-B = Common Rafter Length Line A-C = Polygon Hip Rafter Run Line A-F = Common Rafter Rise 90° to A-C Line F-C = Polygon Hip Rafter Length Line B-D = Common Rafter Length 90° to C-N Line C-D = Polygon Hip Rafter Length Line N-D = Polygon Hip Rafter Length Line C-J = Polygon Hip Rafter Side Cut Rise 90° to A-C Intersects Line B-D Line H-C = Polygon Hip Rafter Side Cut Rise 90° to F-C Line F-H = Hip Side Cut Angle Line At Ridge Line A-G = Hip Backing Rise 90° to F-C Also Altitude Of Hip Length Line F-C (Backing Angle Rise) Line A-K = Hip Backing Rise At Same Angle As Plan Angle (Backing Angle Rise) Line A-M = 90° to K-A And Intersects Eave Line N-M (Backing Angle Run) Line K-M = Intersects Eave Line N-M Line F-A ÷ Line C-A = Hip Pitch Angle Line A-B ÷ Line C-B = Plan Angle Line C-B ÷ Line A-B = Polygon Working Angle Line B-D ÷ Line C-B = Sheathing Angle Line D-B ÷ Line C-B = Jack Rafter Side Cut Angle Line C-B ÷ Line D-B = Jack Rafter Side Cut Angle on Face Of The Plumb Cut Line K-A ÷ Line M-A = Hip Backing Angle Line H-C ÷ Line C-F = Hip Side Cut Angle At Ridge
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The book includes step by step instructions on developing stereotomic drawings on Art du Trait de Charpente, Trestles, Tréteau à devers, Canted Trestles, Louis Mozerolles' Joiners Table, Sawhorses, and the Saint Andrews' Cross, twisted crosses. You'll also find theories on hip rafter shift-offset, standard roof framing kernel trait drawings, German Schiften DP-Shadow Line techniques, folding net roof surface and net plane geometric development, when hip rafters collide, the Warlock Cut, and developing upper and lower claws on rafters using Axioms.
The book includes step-by-step instructions on developing stereotomic double curvature drawings for circular work in carpentry. Some of the techniques presented in this book are thousands of years in the making. As carpenters, we shouldn't have to re-invent the wheel each time we are faced with new challenges. There is a likely hood that someone, that came before us, has already refined a technique that we can use today. The tools might have changed, but the piece of wood that it is twisting and turning remains the same piece of wood.
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