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Quick Square Instruction Manual
QuickSquare 0 10 20 30 0 10 20 30 Instruction Manual INTRODUCTIONThis booklet has been prepared for both the professional carpenter and the do-it-yourselfer! The information pertains to general roof construction and specifically to the Stanley Quick Square & Pocket Square tools. The illustrations and instructions contained within this booklet are presented as recommended practice, but by no means do they imply that other techniques are not valid or acceptable. Why not get yourself a cup of coffee, sit down, relax and read through this material to familiarize yourself with the features of the Stanley Squares, and refresh your memory of the various terms and definitions used in roof construction. We start by illustrating the most common shapes of roofs, roof terminology, definitions, and types of rafters. Following is a description of the Quick Square and Pocket Square , and how they are used for rafter layout with illustrations and illustrated examples.
rafter and abutted roof members must fit flush, and as witnessed by the variety of roof styles and different kinds of rafters. A variety of cuts will be required to insure a proper rafter fit. There are basically four cuts made on rafters – plumb, seat, heel and side cut.
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