 larry huan's DVD and books is great.

You'll learn something just watching the

DVDs.
 The Very Efficient Carpenter: Basic Framing for Residential Construction (For Pros / By Pros)
Paperback – October 1, 1998 by Larry Haun
 Taunton Press (Fine homebuilding) Visual Guide to Framing is pretty good
for a quick overview
 Carpentry 6th Edition by Leonard Koel;*
 Rob Thallon's Grapic Guide to Frame Construction is excellent****
 Modern Carpentry: Building Construction Details in Easy-To-Understand Form 2nd Edition by Willis
H. Wagner (Author), Howard Bud Smith (Author);
 Habitat for Humanity How to Build a House Revised & Updated(Habitat for Humanity) Paperback –
September 9, 2008 by Larry Haun (Author), Angela C. Johnson (Author)
 The Complete Japanese Joinery' is great
 Timber Frame House: The Revival of a Forgotten Craft' by Tedd
Benson is pretty good.*
 A Timber Framer's Workshop: Joinery, Design & Construction of Traditional Timber Frames by Steve
Chappell ***
 Timber Frame Construction: All About Post-and-Beam Building Paperback – Illustrated, January 5,
1984 by Jack A. Sobon (Author), Roger Schroeder***
 Build a Classic Timber-Framed House: Planning & Design/Traditional Materials/Affordable Methods
Paperback – January 2, 1994 by Jack A. Sobon
 Light and Heavy timber framing made easy by Fred T Hodgson
 Homebuilding Basics: Carpentry By Larry Haun
 Framing Walls (Fine Homebuilding DVD Workshop) [DVD-ROM]
Larry Haun (Author)
 Building Construction Illustrated by Francis Ching
 Tauton press books
 https://www.jlconline.com/ (Sito sulle costruzioni con materiale) ci dovrebbe essere un manuale di
tale FRANK --- Residential Structure & Framing. Forse il titolo
 Canadian Wood-Frame House Construction"
 Residential Framing: A Homebuilder's Construction Guide Paperback – December 31, 1993 by
William P. Spence (forse ha anche altri libri)
 Finish Carpentry: A Complete Interior & Exterior Guide by William P. Spence
 Construction Materials, Methods and Techniques 4th Edition by William P. Spence (Author), Eva
Kultermann (Author)
 Carpentry & Building Construction: A Do-It-Yourself Guide by William P. Spence
 Great line drawings of details. You can pick up a lot of information from this book. Vol. 1-
foundations, framing, rough in's and exterior details. Vol.2-Finishes
 Mark Currie's "Rough Framing Carpentry" by Craftsman Press.
 Steve Peters' roof framing videos
 Learn to Timber Frame by Will Beemer*
 Building the Timber Frame House by Tedd Benson is also good if I had to pick one I would go
with the Beemer book*
 The Art of Hybrid timber frame , Bert Sarkkinnen
 Master's Guide to Timber Framing by James Mitchell *
 https://permies.com/t/44280/Master-Guide-Timber-Framing-James
 Timber Framing Fundamentals, the new book from the Guild, is good
 Hideo Sato - complete Japanese joinery ISBN: 9780881791211

 Heino Engel - Measure and Construction of the Japanese House ISBN: 0804814929
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 From Log to loghouse – Sven Gunnar Hakansson
 Jay C. White Cloud... "Master's Guide to Timber Framing"
 "Notches of all Kinds: A Book of Timber Joinery"
 Roundwood Timber Framing by Ben Law
 https://permies.com/t/25576/Roundwood-Timber-Framing-Ben-Law
 https://permies.com/w/book-reviews
 https://permies.com/t/50403/Simple-Timber-Frame#405663
 https://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/1R5M2G2YJXDH2/ref=cm_wl_list_o_2?&tag=pfa12-
20
 https://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/IC9KX16KEGZ6/ref=cm_wl_list_o_23?&tag=pfa12-
20
 The Craft of Modular Post and Beam: Building Log and Timber HOmes Affordably Paperback – June
1, 2000 by James Mitchell
 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/088179001X?
colid=1R5M2G2YJXDH2&coliid=IZTGMDVF8GWJH&ref_=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl&tag=pfa12-20
 Japanese Wooden Boatbuilding" by Douglas Brooks
 Heavy Timber Construction Oberg, Fred R
 Advanced Timber Framing: Joinery, Design & Construction of Timber Frame Roof Systems by
Steve Chappell
 https://timberframehq.com/books/
 Joe Lstiburek's guides (whichever one is appropriate for the part of
the state you are in) for moisture and energy issues, and good details
on those fronts.
 Wood Reference Handbook: A Guide to the Architectural Use of Wood in Building Construction
Hardcover – January 1, 1993 by Canadian Wood Counci
 The Timber Framing Book" by Stewart Elliot,& Eugenie Wallas
 Timber Framers Guild Design Workbooks are the better Technical references
 http://massiehouse.blogspot.com/2006_02_01_archive.html

 Hi u/Puzzleheaded-Web2778...
 The following is a "boilerplate" response I give students or folks that email me with this same
question about, "timber frame books" to read that are just starting out and wish to learn about
this craft on an open spectrum. The information within may (or may not) be applicable to your
level of interest. Ask more and/or specific questions please if you have them...

 >>>

 If you have no detailed or specific interest in Timber Framing and/or Post and Beam
architecture, virtually any library I have checked has some of the most popular authors on this
subject present within their collection of tome...I start most students there for "physical books"
that they can read without spending money to begin their orientation to the craft via the written
word...
 I often start those that come to me to learn timber framing with many of the... "free online
books"... that I actually was told to read by my own teachers of timber framing that I
apprenticed under as a Barnwright back in the 70s. Many of these books are "out of date" in a
technical context to some degree, yet also full of basic and critical skill information as well.
These cover both traditional all-wood joinery found in "timber frames" as well as "post and
beam" architecture that relies on metal fasteners, splines, and shear plates. Of course, this is not
a complete list but a good beginning...
 "Civil Architecture, A Complete Theoretical and Practical System of Building" By Edward Shaw
1836
Note: This is a critical book that covers many aspects of historic timber frame architecture in
North America, including some of the original descriptions of how timbers are laid out for
joinery using both the "scribe rule" and "square rule." "Line rule,"...is not covered...though some
authors (Sobon, Beemer, et al) have claimed that "square rule" and "line rule" are the same. This
book clearly refutes that as "line rule" is an Easter modality of layout...
 "Light and Heavy Timber Framing Made Easy," By Frederick Thomas Hodgson 1909
 "Structural Details, Or, Elements of Design in Timber Framing," By Henry Sylvester Jacoby 1909
 "The Carpenter's Cyclopedia," By Frederick Thomas Hodgson 1913
 "The New Guide to Carpentry, General Framing, and Joinery; Theoretical and Practical," By
Robert Scott Burn 1868