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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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$12.95 $7.77 |
Over 200 detailed illustrations and descriptions of chairs, rockers, stools, settles, desks, library tables, drop-leaf tables, chests and more. Caption materials, dimensions, and price.
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$17.95 $10.77 |
The basics of design and construction for cabinetmaking. These articles have appeared in recent issues of Fine Woodworking magazine. Designing built-ins, face frames, frame-and-panel doors, quick and sturdy drawer construction, glazing cabinet doors.
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$22.95 $13.77 |
Any serious do-it-yourselfer can build their own kitchen cabinets with the knowledge gained from this book. Schmidt is a professional cabinetmaker and guide the reader through all of the facets of building professional quality cabinets. Includes everything from choosing materials to finishing the cabinets and installing the hardware.
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$9.95 $5.97 |
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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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!