On May 18, 12:59*am, Larry Jaques
wrote:
...I'm too lazy to get the Audel
Millwright's book from the bedroom. (It's late; G'night, Karl.)

[Next morning, as the coffee slowly takes effect]
The 1981 edition has only simple algebra such as figuring rafter
lengths. I don't see any structural calculations at all.

It's still a useful book that describes a wide range of general
handyman skills such as how to frame a house, plus ones more specific
to metalworking like the right and wrong ways to install a bearing
with a hammer.

jsw