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  Special four-book, paperback collection of WORKSHOP, TABLESAW, ROUTER, AND FINISHING.

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  A Complete Guide to Setting Up Your Own System. This is the revised and updated color version of the original Woodshop Dust Control

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  Valuable advice on using this most popular tool to its full advantage. Improve your woodworking skills by learning proper setup and maintenance. Learn to make router dovetails, mortises, and cavities. Fixtures for curved and circular work, fluting, reeding, and milling. The best tips from the "Methods of Work" column in Fine Woodworking for the last 25 years.

• THE SHAPER BOOK

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  Bird covers everything from choosing a shaper and setting it up, to techniques and jigs. The shaper is much more versatile than the table mounted router and the author discusses this along with complete safety instructions, extremely important for the shaper, and information on various jigs, advanced technique and how to grind custom cutters. Bird is a contributing editor of American Woodworking and the head of a university woodworking program. He siminars on the shaper throughout the country. the country.

• THE TOOLBOX BOOK PB

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  A complete survey of toolboxes for everyone who values tools. Tolpin's beautifully illustrated guide shows ingenious tool storage solutions from rugged old time journeymen's chests to todays versatile truck boxes. Tool users learn to plan and design boxes to increase productivity, save time and prevent loss of their most valuable assets. The book covers storage, organization, transportation and protection of tools for every trade.

• AMERICAN PLANER, SHAPER AND SLOTTER BUILDERS

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  This is the first book to identify American builders of planers, shapers, and slotters, who operated throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. The author provides valuable information on over 300 makers, many of which are little known. More than 1000 illustrations, taken from original catalogs and periodicals, show how these machines developed. Includes a glossary of terms. Of great interest to the collector, the industrial archeologist, and the industrial historian.