Treteaux Angles help file links




Treteaux Angles help file links.


  1. R8-DP...Tilted Hip Rafter Slope Angle on DP Side of Hip Rafter.
  2. R9-DP...Horizontal Plane Rotation Angle for Tilted Hip Rafter on DP Line from Footprint to Hip Rafter Run Line. 
  3. D-DP...Horizontal Plane Rotation Angle for Tilted Hip Rafter on DP Line from Eave Line to Hip Rafter Footprint.
  4. R10-DP...Vertical Plane Rotation Angle from Plumb for Tilted Hip Rafter on DP Line .
  5. PSBm-DP...Prism Footprint Saw Blade Bevel Angle Along side of Hip Rafter Rotated into the Roof Surface Plane at Foot Of Hip Rafter .
  6. PSBa-DP...Prism Footprint Saw Blade Bevel Angle Along side of Hip Rafter on DP Side at Foot of Hip Rafter.
  7. SR4Bm-DP...Prism Footprint Angle in Plan View at Eave Line Intersection.
  8. SR4Ba-DP...Prism Footprint Angle in Plan View at Intersection of DP Line and Profile Rafter Footprint Line in Plan View.
  9. R11m-DP...Hip Rafter Miter Angle on Side Face Of Rotated Hip Rafter at Peak.
  10. P7m-DP...Main Side Purlin Rafter Bevel Angle on Side Face Parallel To Roof Surface.
  11. P8m-DP...Main Side Purlin Rafter Miter Angle On Top Edge Face Perpendicular to Roof Surface.
  12. P9m-DP...Main Side Purlin Rafter Saw Blade Bevel Angle Along Miter Angle on Side Face.
  13. P10m-DP...Main Side Jack Rafter Miter Angle on Side Face Perpendicular to Roof Surface at Hip Rafter Rotated Into Roof Surface.
  14. P11m-DP...Main Side Jack Rafter Bevel Angle On Top Edge Face Set in Roof Surface.
  15. P12m-DP...Main Side Jack Rafter Saw Blade Bevel Angle Along Miter Angle on Side Face.
  16. P13a-DP...Adjacent Side Purlin Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Lower Claw Angle.
  17. P14a-DP...Adjacent Side Purlin Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Upper Claw Angle.
  18. P15a-DP...Adjacent Side Purlin Rafter Bevel Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Set in Roof Surface.
  19. P16a-DP...Adjacent Side Jack Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Lower Claw Angle.
  20. P17a-DP...Adjacent Side Jack Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Upper Claw Angle.
  21. P18a-DP...Adjacent Side Jack Rafter Bevel Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Set in Roof Surface.
  22. Skewed Purlin Rafter Rotation Angle...Enter the Skewed Purlin Rafter Rotation Angle in Plan View.
  23. Purlin Rafter Depth...Enter the Purlin Rafter Depth.
  24. Hip Rafter Depth...Enter the Hip Rafter Depth.
  25. Hip Rafter Width...Enter the Hip Rafter Width.
  26. P19a-DP...Adjacent Side (Head Cut) for Rotated Purlin Rafter Bevel Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Set in Roof Surface.
  27. P20a-DP...Adjacent Side (Head Cut) for Rotated Purlin Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Lower Claw Angle.
  28. P21a-DP...Adjacent Side (Head Cut) for Rotated Purlin Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Upper Claw Angle.
  29. P22a-DP...Adjacent Side (Foot Cut) for Rotated Purlin Rafter Bevel Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Set in Roof Surface.
  30. P23a-DP...Adjacent Side (Foot Cut) for Rotated Purlin Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Lower Claw Angle.
  31. P24a-DP...Adjacent Side (Foot Cut) for Rotated Purlin Rafter Miter Angle on DP Side Of Hip Rafter on Face Perpendicular To Roof Surface, Upper Claw Angle.
  32. Seat Line Purlin Rafter Plan...Purlin Rafter Seat Line Dimension for Plan View.
  33. Seat Line Purlin Rafter Roof...Purlin Rafter Seat Line Dimension for Roof Surface.
  34. Seat Line Hip Rafter...Hip Rafter Footprint Seat Line Dimension for Plan View.
  35. Roof Sheathing Angle...Roof Surface Roof Sheathing Angle for Claw Lines.
  36. Claw Line 1...Hip Rafter Dimension Line on the Roof Surface for Claw Line #1.
  37. Claw Line 2...Hip Rafter Dimension Line on the Roof Surface for Claw Line #2. Claw lines 1 & 3 develop the miter line on the rafter perpendicular to the roof surface.
  38. Claw Line 3...Hip Rafter Dimension Line on the Roof Surface for Claw Line #3.
  39. Claw Line 4...Hip Rafter Dimension Line on the Roof Surface for Claw Line #4. Claw lines 2 & 4 develop the claw line on the rafter perpendicular to the roof surface.

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