Shifting according to the area method

Shifting according to the area method is a unique introduction to the king discipline of carpentry, shifting. With this brochure, aspiring carpenters and vocational training centers have a guide that presents the training material in a detailed and understandable manner. This work should also be present in timber construction companies where young carpenters prepare for a successful professional future and learn from their experienced colleagues. The first edition of this document was published in 1998, initiated by the former deputy national chairman of the association, master carpenter Heinz Hellmuth. In the now available second edition, the typical tasks have been expanded with detailed explanations. Additionally, there is a consistently uniform and enhanced design of the graphical representations. With Shifting according to the area method, the authors have compiled 14 of the most important shifting tasks for carpenters. The solutions are thoroughly documented and explained in an understandable way. Three-dimensional models, exploded drawings, and the representation of intersecting planes make this work an indispensable practice aid for carpenters. This applies equally to beginners as well as to experts. Even engineers involved in the preparation of work in timber construction should take a look at this brochure. Because even though more and more machine processing will occur in the future, the geometry remains the same. This also holds true in the digital world.