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WOOD: THE WORLD OF WOODWORK AND CARVING

WOOD: THE WORLD OF WOODWORK AND CARVING
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A worldwide survey of woodworking techniques and the uses of wood. The book is organized into seven main sections with over seventy topics. "Raw Material", "Carving and Shaping Wood", "Joinery", "Decorating and Finishing", "Wood at Work", "Heart and Soul", and "Tools". With over 800 illustrations, 634 in color, this is a fascinating look at wood and how it is used and manipulated throughout the world. Everything from turning, inlay, furniture, ships, wagons, windows, doors, gears, boxes, chests, and hundreds of other items. This is a real gem for those interested in the world of wood. Regular $45.00 Special $35.00

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