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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 Complete Guide". Detailed, exhaustive information on how to use the router, including lots of sidebars and tips. Includes information on hand-held and table mounted techniques, what accessories are available and how to use them, along with plans for shop made jigs and fixtures. Maintenance and trouble shooting are covered as well as a couple of projects.
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This new title explores the many creative possibilities of floor-standing, stand-mounted, and portable bench-top bandsaw models. With these practical instructions and color photographs, woodworkers can quickly master basic skills such as ripping, cutting angles, and mirror cutting, then practice advanced procedures like making dovetail, mortise and tenon joints and cutting variable-curve edges—and even make their own money-saving jigs and templates.
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The first in the "Success with Woodworking" series. An introductory guide that makes the theory and mechanics of sharpening easy to understand. Covers both hand and machine sharpening and the sharpening of specific tools such as turning, carving, scrapers, planer blades, household items, and much more.
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The dovetail is the hallmark of fine woodworking. This unique and comprehensive handbook unlocks the intricacies of the classic joint. Woodworkers will learn exactly how to design and lay out the four major forms of dovetail, and how to saw and chisel the mating parts to a perfect fit. An excellent reference work.
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A primer for anyone in need of practical advice on how to outfit and maintain a smooth-running shop. Includes tips on setting up shop as well as maintaining tools, making hand-tool fixtures, sharpening, layout, and marking. The best tips from the "Methods of Work" column in Fine Woodworking for the last 25 years.