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Revised by Thomas L. Elliott. This is the definitive guide to American wooden planes. It covers the earliest individuals, from before the ARevolutionary War to the last few manufacturers of the twentieth century. This fourth edition contains a tremendous amount of new information. Over 4000 biographical entries, 5000 imprints, and almost 2700 wedge outlines. Includes almost 3000 individual rating for judging relative scarcity and value.
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Odate was trained in Japan. In this book he covers the history and use of each tool. Planes, saws, chisels, sharpening stones, etc. The philosophy and techniques of Japan's masters are dealt with. This is the best book dealing with Japanese tools and techniques. Invaluable if you treasure fine tools and the emotions that go with them.
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Whelan lays out clear, step by step instructions that will enable any woodworker to make a plane. Each chapter, covering 20 different types of planes and spokeshaves, is fully illustrated. In addition, there are chapters on alternative methods of planemaking, plane irons, and the tuning and using of wooden planes. John Whelan is a recognized authority on wooden planes and their construction.
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Tolpin covers a wealth of information on the use of the table saw and numerous jigs and fixtures that can make your table saw an extraordinarily productive tool. Tolpin covers blades and cutters, ripping, crosscutting, grooves, dadoes and rabbets, sheet stock, curves and mouldings, and joinery. This is a good, comprehensive book on the subject.
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"Crafting 16 Artistic Mosaics with Your Scroll Saw". Instructions for each pattern include enlargement dimensions, size, and thickness of wood to use, gluing and sawing details, and stainding and finishing advice. Moore also includes detailed instructions for completing the wood frame to fit the finished project.
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The 12 projects in this book put your router to good use, and they take only a weekend to complete! Using woods such as cherry, beech, and walnut, novices will soon be building an inlaid side table, a coffee table with sliding panels for hidden storage, and an elegant fluted oak table lamp. Easy-to-follow diagrams and abundant photographs detail everything you need to know to get started.