A friend had a book (Lumber company gave it to him) it had all kinds of measurements counter top heights, shitch and outlet heights, rafter cuts, door RO, ect. I do not know the name but I think dimensions was in the title. I have been searching the web and in book stores but now luck anyone know what I am looking for?
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There have been numerous reference books put out by a number of companies that carpenters used to carry. Walkers Pocket Estimator is one, Brockway Smith catalog is another. For the definative reference on just about anything in construction, Architectural Graphic Standards is the one, but it's expensive and won't fit in your pocket. This will list everything you can imagine, height of a childs seat to the dimensions for a squash court.
http://www.volume5.com/ags10/architectural_graphic_standard.html