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GETTING STARTED IN WOODWORKING: SKILL BUILDING PROJECTS THAT TEACH THE BASICS

GETTING STARTED IN WOODWORKING: SKILL BUILDING PROJECTS THAT TEACH THE BASICS
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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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