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$17.95 $10.77 |
The collection of articles from the magazine covers all you need to know about hand tools, from choosing the right ones for the job, to marking and measuring, using chisels, sharpening edge tools and saws, and essential hand tool techniques.
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$19.95 $11.97 |
This is a well thought out book for the beginning woodworker. There are skill building sections through the entire book. These sections tell you what you will learn and they provide detailed instructions. Projects that provide the learning skills include an outdoor chair, a box, coffee table, bookcase, and top drawer lateral file. Excellent drawings and photography. Fraser was a professional woodworker and boatbuilder.
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"Rules of Thumb Help Figure It Out, With or Without Math." Detailed solutions to popular issues such as dyeing wood, rust removal, moisture protection, shaping with patterns and templates, and work with intarsia. Math free solutions coupled with explanatory notes on the science of wood make this an essential workshop companion.
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Includes circular saw technology, efficient use of saws, motors and drives, saw tooth profiles, grinding carbide saws, general maintenance, panel saws, stellite tipped and IT saws, diamond saws and tungsten carbide tipped saws.
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This informative handbook will help every woodworker construct exactly the bench he or she needs. Anyone with basic skills could build either the study and versatile joiners bench or one for cabinetmakers, and adapt them for individual use. Other workbenches have storage drawers and a cabinet, or are designed for specialties like carving, veneering, guitar making, and more. And this book offers more than just plans for building the benchit features information on setting it up, installing the tools, and using it for planning, joinery, power tool operations, and assembly.
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Here is the second volume in Dana Batorys series of guides to the major woodworking machinery manufacturers of the 19th and 20th centuries. Covered in this volume are Parks Machine Co., the Boice-Crane Co., Baxter D. Whitney & Son, and Crescent Machine Co. As in his first volume, the author provides a history of each manufacturer, as well as a description of the evolution of its product lines over the years. Accompanying the histories are many illustrations taken from the catalogs of the period. This is a mine of information about old woodworking machines and the companies that made them.