Grandsire Extreme	Old Single	Plain Bob Plain	Reverse Canterbury Plain	Shipway Plain	Wainfleet Plain	Minster Extreme	Wainfleet Extreme	Thurlby Single	London Single	P-Single	Gresley Single	Lichfield Single	Pelsall Single	Hebridean Single	Shatter Single
St Augustine	St Augustine	Fortune	Reverse St Bartholemew	Northrepps	Herm	Sark	Rounzepleeze	Ingo Ingon	Thurlby	St Blaise	St Patrick's Day	unnamed	Stand	Bandstand	Islay	unnamed
Quirister	Quirister	Ireton Wood	Marling School	Tenbury	Brockworth	Bidston	Dalbury	Halleys Comet	Breamore	Leekford	unnamed	unnamed	unnamed	unnamed	Mull	unnamed
Double-dodge 4-5 down	Lie, point 4ths, lie, point 4ths, lie	Make 3rds & back out	Dodge 3-4 down	3-4 places down	3 in 5ths, 3rds & in	4 blows behind (early)	8 blows in 5ths!	8 blows in 5ths!
Double-dodge 4-5 up	Point 5ths, 3rds & in	Plain hunt	4 blows behind	4 blows behind	4ths, 5ths, 4ths & in	4ths, 3rds, 4ths & in	3 in 4ths, 3rds & in	4ths, dodge 3-4 down
Long 3rds	3rds, Point 5ths & in	Plain hunt	Dodge 3-4 up	3-4 places up	3rds, 3 in 5ths & in	4 blows behind (late)	3rds, 3 in 4ths & in	Dodge 3-4 up, 4ths & in
Make seconds	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected	Unaffected
Call at:	Backstroke	Handstroke	Handstroke	Handstroke	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)	Backstroke (treble in 4ths)

In the top half of the table, each row shows the effect of using various calls for one method. A Grandsire Extreme is the standard call for each method, then the other calls give different variations. What you do at a call is shown in the lower half; read the set of work in the column below your variation.
For instance, Brockworth is Quirister, rung with a Shipway Plain. At a call, the bell about to double dodge 4-5 down would do 3 in 5ths, then make 3rds and carry on in.
Click here to see the blue lines for St Augustine and Quirister, on which all these variations are based.