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BOX-MAKING BASICS: DESIGN, TECHNIQUE, PROJECTS

BOX-MAKING BASICS: DESIGN, TECHNIQUE, PROJECTS
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Freedman presents a wide variety of box styles and step by step instructions for collection of 15 boxes. This is for the beginner and intermediate woodworker. Boxes have become a very popular project for the shop because generally they do not take much material, advanced tools, and they make terrific gifts. In addition they can be very simple or very complex in construction. The author sells his boxes through galleries and craft shows.

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