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Originally published in 1941 this is a fascinating look at how to build a variety of workshop tools. The book was published during and after World War II and the idea was to show craftsmen how to cope with shortages of metal and other materials and still build useable machinery. Included are plans for table saws, thickness planer, cordwood saw, hydraulic press, drill presses, jigsaws, and many other handy tools.
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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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This was one of the most influential books on tools and had an impact on the current interest in tool collecting. There are over 180 pen and ink drawings by the author. Originally published in 1964, Sloane illustrates the uses of many of the tools and covers such diverse crafts as logging, carpentry, wheelmaking, tanning, splitting, tools with legs and much more.
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60 great ideas to assemble a fantastic workshop. In this collection from Fine Woodworking magazine you'll find 60 outstanding shop accessory and jig articles filled with professional advice. Topics covered include: Workbenches, Router Jigs and Fences, Tablesaw Extension Tables, Sawhorses and Support Stands, Clamp and Lumber Racks, Dovetailing Jigs, Horizontal Mortising Tables, Ingenious storage solutions, and much more!
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13 Fast & Easy Projects. Clear instructions and step-by-step photos for creating 13 solid, inexpensive workshop projects. Includes a toolbox tote, fold-away work center, simple sawhorses, hand tool wall cabinet, carver's tool chest, carpenter's toolbox, and 7 other projects.
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Whelan lays out clear, step by step instructions that will enable any woodworker to make a plane. Each chapter, covering 20 different types of planes and spokeshaves, is fully illustrated. In addition, there are chapters on alternative methods of planemaking, plane irons, and the tuning and using of wooden planes. John Whelan is a recognized authority on wooden planes and their construction.