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David Charlesworth's (Vol. 3) Furniture-Making Techniques: A Guide to Hand Tools

David Charlesworth's (Vol. 3) Furniture-Making Techniques: A Guide to Hand Tools
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With a focus on traditional and modern hand tools, acclaimed craftsman David Charlesworth presents an indispensable guide for all levels and abilities. Lively writing and more than 300 photographs show how to select and use equipment such as chisels, planes and peen hammers to make high-quality furniture. Covering everything from plans for making a spokeshave adjustor to age-old dovetailing techniques and ways to keep tools in top shape, this is the ideal workshop accessory. There’s also instruction on finishing techniques, and lots of inspiration and encouragement.

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