Burmester stencil

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Burmester templates of the brothers Wichmann (Berlin) from the dictionary of technology by Otto Lueger (1904)
Burmester stencils

Burmester stencils are special curve rulers named after the mathematician and inventor of these stencils Ludwig Burmester .

Burmester stencils are z. B. used in technical drawing for the approximately exact representation of curves and curve progressions . In practice, if several stencils or sections of a stencil have to be used, the adjoining sections are drawn in an overlapping manner in order to ensure that the curve drawn is continuous.

Burmester curve sets or curve sets

A Burmester curve set (short: Burmester set ) or Burmester curve set (short: Burmester set ) generally consists of at least three corresponding Burmester templates. They represent third order splines .

Burmester curve sets are still sold today as drawing supplies by companies such as Rheita , Rotring , Rumold , Staedtler , Faber-Castell , Akryla , SIECO , Aristo or Standardgraph .

Individual evidence

  1. 100 years of Zeunerbau. ( Memento from May 31, 2011 in the Internet Archive ). PDF with pictures of the inventor and the invention.
  2. Hans Hoischen †, Andreas Fritz: Technical Drawing . 36th edition. Cornelsen, Berlin 2018, ISBN 978-3-06-451712-7 . P.10