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A couple of pictures from '' Falsework and Access Scaffolds in Tubular Steel '' by Ronald E Brand who is Jo Brands Father.
 

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I had that edition years ago, brilliant technical book. I lost it :sick: Iv tried to source it over the years but to no evail, where can I get a copy ?
 
I had that edition years ago, brilliant technical book. I lost it :sick: Iv tried to source it over the years but to no evail, where can I get a copy ?

Found a copy on the net a couple of weeks ago ...£90 !! This one is my Dads .

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I had that edition years ago, brilliant technical book. I lost it :sick: Iv tried to source it over the years but to no evail, where can I get a copy ?

**** i'm good:love::love:....Falsework and Access Scaffolds in Tubular Steel by Ronald E Brand (Used, New, Out-of-Print) - Alibris
 
Redviking, Thats the Scaffolders Bible for real, as I recall it got all the old school fittings in drawing form with the slip tests ect, even bending moments of the reveal tie. it was decades before its time. a truely brilliant peice of work and still relevant to scaffolders to day. your a fortunate Man to have access and fortunate still to have your father to pass down the Scaffolding Techniques of years past.
a nice drawing of a wrap over 1 of only 2 putlog couplers with one bolt that got a comparison of a load bearing fitting. thanks for posting brings back good memories.
 
Redviking, Thats the Scaffolders Bible for real, as I recall it got all the old school fittings in drawing form with the slip tests ect, even bending moments of the reveal tie. it was decades before its time. a truely brilliant peice of work and still relevant to scaffolders to day. your a fortunate Man to have access and fortunate still to have your father to pass down the Scaffolding Techniques of years past.
a nice drawing of a wrap over 1 of only 2 putlog couplers with one bolt that got a comparison of a load bearing fitting. thanks for posting brings back good memories.

My Dad was 59 last week and he still does more Sundays than the pope !! He has taught me everything I know.:)

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Redviking, Thats the Scaffolders Bible for real, as I recall it got all the old school fittings in drawing form with the slip tests ect, even bending moments of the reveal tie. it was decades before its time. a truely brilliant peice of work and still relevant to scaffolders to day. your a fortunate Man to have access and fortunate still to have your father to pass down the Scaffolding Techniques of years past.
a nice drawing of a wrap over 1 of only 2 putlog couplers with one bolt that got a comparison of a load bearing fitting. thanks for posting brings back good memories.

I think someone at NASC had a flick through this before publishing TG20:blink1:
 
A few more..
The last picture ,the table how close is it to the new TG20 table ???
 

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Redviking, I am 1 year younger that your Father and still at it to, old is gold lolooo, keep erecting for as long as you can, because when you trade in your belt for a breif case you lose the edge and a lot more besides, been there, done it,now back on the keys again.

T.G. thats a feckin laugh :laugh:, I have no doubt that data from Brands book has been plegerised or refferanced by the nasc, there really is nothing new under the sun and that includes scaffold erecting.
 
I Have an SGB Manual from the 80s. It has Around 300 odd pages it looks similar to this. Ill upload some pics later.
 
nice one red viking , is that sgb book the little yellow book
 
hello mate that pic that takes the four tube kind of resembles that fitting i posted in the albums cheers
 
is that the mills one for dolly towers
 
I remember this book from my sgb days , handy bit of kit even today . It would be great if you could upload it Decromax .
On the subject of old fellas still at it (erecting scaffolding that is) my old man is 62 and still grafting away puting the younguns to shame . Still moans if their aint a Sunday on .
 
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