To keep our members informed, the Guild maintains a Facebook page and produces a quarterly technical journal (TIMBER FRAMING), a member magazine (Scantlings), an emailed newsletter (Guild Notes), and an active community discussion group comprised of timber frame enthusiasts from around the globe.
Want to contribute to Scantlings? We are always looking for great articles, feature pieces, and member news. Contact Allison in the Guild office for information about deadlines and content guidelines.
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Many Guild publications are available for free download - simply click "Archives" to view and download back issues of Timber Framing and Scantlings. Hard copies of some issues are available for purchase; contact the Guild office to buy one.
For your general information, here is a glossary of timber framing terms.
Download Software tools for Hawkindale Angles and SketchUp Rubies.
Most Recent Issue of TIMBER FRAMING
TIMBER FRAMING 146 (December 2022)
An Odd Marriage. Geometry of Premodern Design and Layout: the Plan-Net Method.
Bell Decks I Have Known and Loved. Historic Gallows Framing in Northern Vermont.
7.8 MB. Published on Jan 20, 2023.
Most Recent Issue of Scantlings
Scantlings 234 (January/February 2023)
President's message: Dedicated to the craft. From the Executive Director: The Guild as a catalyst for change. Passages: Annemarie Mitchell. Member story: Timber framing with the Northmen Guild. 2023 Timber Framers Guild Conference. Call for proposals. Heartwood School: First course in new schoolhouse, and more. A personal journey: My first community timber frame. Oso Memorial Park Community Building Project: Registration now open. Visionary Partners. Regional Guild events: Celebrating craft and community in Sandpoint. Regional Guild events: Save the date to rendezvous. Events. Notices. 2023 Scantlings schedule.
4.94 MB. Published on Mar 5, 2023.
Elevating the design of timber structures
