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FWW ON MORE PROVEN SHOP TIPS

FWW ON MORE PROVEN SHOP TIPS
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The best of the material from the "Methods of Work" column in FWW. This book co vers the issues 48-78. Includes tips on hand tools, sharpening, grinding, gluing , clamping, joinery, jigs, etc. REGULAR $9.95 NOW $5.95 YOU SAVE 40%

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