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This book contains two catalogs published about 1911 and illustrating approximately 600 pieces of Stickley Mission style furniture. All items include measurements and descriptive information.
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By refacing old cabinets, virtually anyone with basic skills can make a kitchen or any room in the house look stunning and new, at a fraction of what it would cost to install new cabinets. The secret is knowing how to refurbish old but solid cabinets by applying high-quality wood laminate and new cabinet doors, door fronts and or trim. Kimball, a professional remodeler, shows readers everything they need to know to achieve a terrific new look for the kitchen. Includes numerous detailed illustrations.
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Mission-style furniture, with its straight lines and cut-out features, is in style again. This volume, a republication of the 1922 edition, is one of the best manual art instruction books of the early 1900s. Projects include decorative accessories, lamps, tables, chairs, a writing desk, and more. Includes diagrams, measurements and instructions. Perfect guide for parent-child workshop projects.
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The standard text on face frame cabinets; revised and updated to include the latest techniques, brand-new materials, and in-depth instructions for installing traditional kitchen cabinets. Tolpin covers the complete process from design to layout, door style and hardware.
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An amateur cabinetmaker, no matter how skillful, runs into a whole new set of problems when he or she takes on a large project-building all the cabinets for a kitchen or a study, for example-or ventures into cabinetmaking as a commercial venture. For these larger production projects, the issues of accurate and consistant measurement, standardization, effciency, and procedure become crucial This practical manual explains how to keep the work flowing and how to keep in a custom cabinet shop.
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Robert Ingham has an unrivalled reputation as a designer and an artist, and this, his first and possibly only book, offers unprecedented insight into his philosophy on design, materials, and construction. Aimed at intermediate to experienced cabinetmakers, it draws together his most thought-provoking articles from Furniture & Cabinetmaking magazine. With a mix of practical tips, inspiration, and superb images, Ingham discusses everything from his innovative development of jigs to his boundary-pushing techniques and aesthetics. Includes 5 beautiful projects: a workbench, sideboard, oak china cabinet, chest of drawers, and laminated dressing table.