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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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A completely revised and updated version. This is a comprehensive look at that most useful woodshop tool. How to choose the right saw, setting up, aligning, sheet goods, blades, safety, dadoes, grooves, tenons, table saw work stations. Regular $19.95 Special $15.95
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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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"Power Tools" features over 200 tools from classics to the most inventively engineered newcomers. The author takes the reader inside power tools and explains what makes them tick and compares the features that make some tools great. Each category discusses design, accessories, cut-away drawings of the mechanics, a look at the future: cutting edge tool technology. Tools covers include jig saws, routers, circular saws, drills, table saws, cut- off saws, bandsaws, jointers, planers, and other portable as well as benchtop tools.
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"Mastering the Essentials of Craftsmanship. An Integrated Approach with Hand and Power Tools". Korn is the director of the Center of Furniture Craftsmanship in Camden, Maine. This book is an excellent introduction to the traditional approach to teaching woodworking. It is based on a two week course offered at the school. It covers all of the bases from working with hand tools to cutting dovetails. Included are two projects, a bench and a small cabinet.
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Kirby, a master woodworker educated in England, shows the reader how to put a perfect edge on chisels, plane irons, and knives. The author advocates using Japanese waterstones in conjunction with the ordinary electric grinder as the best route to a sharp edge, yet he also shows how to get excellent results from traditional oil stones. Kirby also includes a discussion of diamond hones.