3. Conventional Roof Framing

A notch in the rafter used to position the rafter on the wail

• callor tie

• birdsmouth

• cheek cut

• plumb cut

horizontal framing members used to strengthen roofs

• collar ties

• rafters

• walls

• birdsmouth

A roof member that runs from the outside of the wall to the ridge, perpendicular to, and bearing on, the double top plate when viewed from above

• ridge board

• line length

• common rafter

• hip valley jack burnside double edge trolling rafter

Sketch produced at a larger scale that provides more detailed information about an object or building system

• elevation drawing

• detail drawing

• sectional drawing

• floor plan

Sketch representing the front, sides, and back of a building, or some part of the building, drawn as if the print reader is looking directly at it as viewed from the side

• sectional drawing

• elevation drawing

• detail drawing

• floor plan

Drawing that shows the locations of structural members, exterior walls, interior partitions, columns, and openings as viewed from above

• floor plan

• sectional drawing

• elevation drawing

• detail drawing

HAP

• Hungry Angry People

• Height Above Plan

• Height Above Plate

• Hip Adjustment Position

The diagonal side of a right triangle; longest side of a right triangle is

• the rise

• the run

• the hypotenuse

Any horizontal cut on the rafter usually at the birdsmouth and tail is a

• level cut

• cheek cut

• upper cut

• square cut

Line length is the hypotenuse of a right triangle based on the total run and total rise; length of rafter inside the building

• TRUE

• FALSE