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A collection of the most important early Stanley catalogs conveniently bound into one volume. Complete reprints of the 1855, 1859, 1867, 1870-1871, 1879, 1888,1898 catalogs. All fully indexed.
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Expand your skills through understanding of the router and what you can achieve with it. In this book youll learn how to unleash this versatile tool by choosing the appropriate bit, and guiding the cut in the proper manner. Youll also learn that while a multitude of bits are available, a few essential bits will enable you to accomplish many of your routing tasks. More than 800 photos and drawings show you how to use and care for your router and how to get the most from it. In addition to mastering the use of your router, youll also learn about router tables, and how to make one that works perfectly in your shop.
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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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Workbenches shows the reader how to design and build a good workbench and most importantly, how to use it in their shop for all sorts of tasks. This book dives deep into the historical records of the 18th and 19th centuries, and offers two venerable designs as basic skeletons. The knowledge presented shows woodworkers how to design custom workbenches, perfect for their style and method of woodworking.
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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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Using a vacuum press is the most efficient method of veneering flat and curved panels and making bent laminations, which add decorative options to fine woodwork that cant otherwise be made using hardwood. Even the smallest of shops can produce high-design wood pieces with the vacuum press because its components can be disassembled and stored in a small space. In this step-by-step book and DVD, Darryl Keil explains and demonstrates how the vacuum press works; how to use it for veneering, wood bending and clamping; how to troubleshoot problems with the press; and how to maintain the equipment for effective, long-term use. With an expert like Keil walking woodworkers through these processes, theyre guaranteed consistently predictable results.