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Learn how the pros build and install cabinets and countertops (and how you can avoid some costly mistakes). These 17 articles from past issues of Fine Homebuilding magazine were written by builders and represent the hard-won knowledge of professionals who have learned from their mistakes.
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A well known work by Krenov, this is the first in a series of four books written about the art and craft of cabinetmaking. Very good. Quite inspirational. Paper.
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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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This is a reprint of a classic 1922 English text on cabinetmaking. Contains over 2000 line drawings and hundreds of photos. A virtual bible for the cabinetmaker, this book explains all the useful hand and machine techniques for the small shop. There are dozens of examples of built-ins and free-standing furniture pieces. This is a terrific work that takes one back to the golden age of English craftsmanship. Regular $26.95 Special $21.95
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Get two premier cabinet-building books together and save: Danny Proulx's BUILDING CABINET DOORS AND DRAWERS combined with David Getts' THE ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO CABINET DOORS AND DRAWERS. See items 3-85 and 3-96 respectively for further details. Bought separately your cost would be $47.90. Save 20% ($9.58) when purchased as a set!
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Anyone can learn the prosÂ’ carpentry secrets thanks to Popular Mechanics and Rick Peters. Popular Mechanics covers everything: the equipment needed and how to use it; window and door casings; baseboards; all types of molding (including the always-challenging crown molding); wainscoting; and architectural trim like gingerbread. There are even insider tips on decorative molding, including how to dress up a plain door so it looks like it has raised panels. For owners wanting to add trim to their home, this book is the most valuable tool of all!