I've produced a collection of 8½"×11" reference cards for the Miami ringers. Some show generally useful reference information, such as what all the bells do in Plain Hunt, and others address specific problems that have come up repeatedly, such as what the treble says when pulling off. Most of the diagrams were produced with the software on my generate page; beyond a certain point it proved faster to write a program to make the diagrams than to make the diagrams accurately by hand.
I have the most frequently needed ones up on display rails on the walls (above). The display rails make it easy to take one down and put another one up. I printed them on card stock so they will last longer.
You are welcome to print them for your own use. For any other use see the fairly open terms of the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license under which they are published here, and the attribution requirements linked from the bottom of this page.
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Bastow Little Bob
Minimus - Call Changes: Cases in Calling Down
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Call Changes: Cases in Calling Up
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Call Changes:
36 Changes
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Call Changes: How to Follow Up Calls
- Cloister Doubles
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Grandsire Doubles
- Kaleidoscope Patterns
- Leading and Tenoring
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Look To
- Plain Bob Facts
- Plain Bob Singles
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Plain Bob Minimus
- Plain Bob Minimus: passing the treble
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Plain Bob Minimus calls
- Plain Bob Doubles
- Plain Bob Minor
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Plain Bob Dodges practice
- Plain Hunt on Three and on Four
- Plain Hunt on Five
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Plain Hunt on Six
- Plain Hunt on Seven
- Plain Hunt on Eight
These two aren't on the wall of course, but rather each is rolled and taped into a cylinder and sitting on a shelf.
- thomas · alspaugh @ acm · org
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Attribution