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THE COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED G/T WOODWORKING SET VOL. 2

THE COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED G/T WOODWORKING SET VOL. 2
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This is a 3-book set of general knowlege and reference for the woodworker. Over 2400 photos and 800 pages. The set includes The Complete Illustrated Guide (CIG) to Finishing (item 8-119), CIG to Sharpening (item 14-463), and CIG Using Woodworking Tools (item 14-464). Regular Price $120.00 Special $78.95 Save 35%.

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