10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLANK-SHEER»
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plank-sheer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
American Edition of the British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary ...
... and draw a curve at that height, parallel to the top timber-line, from aft tothe fore
end of the round-house ; then draw another line, 2J inches, parallel above it, and
that will represent the plank sheer as far as the round-house. Then, in order to ...
With the plank removed, add to the carline line one half the width of the carline so
the edge of the plank-sheer will come in the center of the carline. It will be
necessary to butt the plank- sheer abaft frame No. 4 and continue out to the
transom ...
3
The British encyclopedia: or, Dictionary of arts and ...
... the top timber line, from aft to the fore end of the round-house ; then draw
another line, 2J inches, parallel above it, and that will represent the plank sheer
as far as the round house. Then, in order to lower the top side m a handsome
manner, ...
4
Treatise on marine and naval architecture; or, Theory and ...
Commonly a ship of 1000 tons would receive a rail of 5 inches in thickness ; the
plank sheer the same ; but we would make the plank sheer thicker than the rail,
for two reasons : first, there is less flare on the bow at the plank sheer than at the
...
John Willis Griffiths, 1854
5
Treatise on marine and naval architecture or, Theory and ...
Commonly a ship of 1000 tons would receive a rail of 5 inches in thickness; the
plank sheer the same; but we would make the plank sheer thicker than the rail,
for two reasons: first, there is less flare 0n the bow at the plank sheer than at the
rail; ...
6
The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences
Set up above the top timber line 6 feet 6 inches, and draw a curve at that height,
parallel to the top timber line, from aft to the fore end of the round-house; then
draw another line, i'j inches, parallel above it, and that will represent the plank
sheer ...
7
The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
.The round-house deck being drawn, draw a line parallel to the top timber-line,
and another line three inches above it, which is of thethickriess of the plank-sheer
, corresponding with' the fore part of the round-house, so as to make both ...
8
A treatise on marine architecture: containing the theory and ...
proceeding to fit the gunwale or plank-sheer. When the vessel is to be strongly
bound, an oak plank, about 3-4ths of an inch thicker than the deck, is laid next to
the water-way (the beams being natched to receive the additional thickness of
the ...
9
American State Papers: Documents, Legislative and Executive, ...
7 00 U deck lank, - - - - - _ _ _ 3 aist amid ip, _ - - - - - - _ _ 3 Plank-sheer or
covering board, - ~ - - - . _ 4; To top of plank-sheer, - - _ - - 31 09 Height
amidships of lower edge of the wale, - - - - - _ 17 11 Six strakes of wales, ten
inches wide, are, ...
10
The shipwright's vade-mecum [by D. Steel].
In frigates and smaller ships it is fayed upon the plank- sheer, abreast of the
mizen-mast. The block for the main-brace and studding sail sheet is fixed on the
plank sheer close aft. The blocks for the main and fore lifts are levelheaded, and
are ...
