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Woodworking Magazines Issues 8-12
Each issue of Woodworking Magazine is designed to last forever ? and now, with issues 8-12 in this handsome hardbound edition, you can do that. Every issue is filled with techniques that have been tested by our own hands and by time. Every project has classic lines so they'll look as good in 100 years as they do today.
Fine Woodworking on Things to Make
A collection of 35 articles from Fine Woodworking magazine, serving as an idea book, a planning guide, and a how-to book all in one, containing a wide variety of projects. Photographs and drawings.
Woodworking Magazine Compilation Vol. III
Inside this Book The Best Techniques... Woodworking Magazine teaches you the fundamental knowledge necessary for good craftsmanship. We feature the techniques, materials and tools that work best, so you can put them straight to use in your shop. Honest Tool Reviews... To guarantee that Woodworking Magazine is free of bias, you'll see no outside advertising in its pages. But you will find honest reviews of the tools you really need that other magazines ignore--like marking knives, rulers and combination squares. No-nonsense Shop Tricks... Woodworkers love practical shop tricks, so you'll find plenty of them in every issue. "Shortcuts" help you cut a few corners without cutting quality. They also make sure you get the best use of the tools you already have. Attractive and Practical Projects... We publish plans for classic projects that have stood the test of time, and we show you how to build them so they last forever. Detailed photos and in-depth instructions clearly show you each step--from making the first cut to choosing the best finish.
Fine Woodworking on Things to Make
Back by popular demand, these classic woodworking titles from Fine Woodworking magazine are filled with first-rate information that is as timeless now as it was when first published. You need more than just wood, tools, and techniques to enjoy your time in the shop. You need ideas, too. And what better source of ideas than this collection of 35 articles from Fine Woodworking magazine? You'll find an incredible variety here, everything from simple toys to elegant furniture. Some of the projects are delightfully easy to make, others are more challenging. Some feature carefully detailed plans and drawings, others offer photographic inspiration. Together they'll help you decide what you want to ...
Woodworking Magazine
Launched in 2004 with a mission to find a better way to build furniture, Woodworking Magazine grew from a small publication found only on newsstands to a quarterly magazine with thousands of subscribers worldwide. This premiere issue is filled with insights and advice from Christoper Schwarz, Steve Shanesy, David Thiel and Kara Gebhart.
Fine Woodworking on Proven Shop Tips
Back by popular demand, these classic woodworking titles from Fine Woodworking magazine are filled with first-rate information that is as timeless now as it was when first published. One of the most enjoyable aspects of woodworking is sharing what you've learned about tools, materials, jigs, and fixtures with fellow woodworkers. A craftman's solitary small victory over a knotty shop problem can make the work a little easier for hundreds of others. This is the idea behind the popular "Methods of Work" section in Fine Woodworking magazine. For years, "Methods of Work" has served as a kind of national switchboard for woodworkers eager to share tips, jigs, and shop tricks. This book is a collect...
Fine Woodworking on Boxes, Carcases, and Drawers
Back by popular demand, these classic woodworking titles from Fine Woodworking magazine are filled with first-rate information that is as timeless now as it was when first published. There's a secret to building boxes and drawers that can stand up to everyday use: it's making good, strong corner joints to hold the sides together. This is the art of carcase joinery. In this collection of 39 articles from Fine Woodworking magazine, authors who are also craftsmen tell you how to choose, make and use every kind of carcase joint, in both solid wood and plywood, using hand tools and machine methods, with particular emphasis on the classic dovetail. Since it began publication in 1975, Fine Woodworking has written about practically every aspect of the craft. The "Fine Woodworking on..." series organizes many of the articles from the magazine's first ten years into individual volumes by subject. Each book in this series offers an in-depth look at a particular aspect of woodworking, from the perspective of skilled professional and dedicated amateur woodworkers.
Fine Woodworking on More Proven Shop Tips
Back by popular demand, these classic woodworking titles from Fine Woodworking magazine are filled with first-rate information that is as timeless now as it was when first published. Next time you find yourself in the wood shop scratching your head over some perplexing problem, take heart. This book gives you solutions from those who have been there and back. Fine Woodworking on More Proven Shop Tips represents the best of the "Methods of Work" column from issues 48 through 78 of Fine Woodworking magazine. The "Methods of Work" column is the place where woodworkers share their shop-tested ideas about tools, materials, jigs and fixtures. We first compiled the best of column in 1985 into Fine ...
American Woodworker
American Woodworker magazine, A New Track Media publication, has been the premier publication for woodworkers all across America for 25 years. We are committed to providing woodworkers like you with the most accurate and up-to-date plans and information -- including new ideas, product and tool reviews, workshop tips and much, much more.
Setting Up Your Workshop
Whether it is used in the basement, garage, attic, or outside the home, this no-nonsense guide will help woodworkers of all levels create a shop that meets their needs and inspires great work. The plain-spoken advice on fundamental woodworking topics such as shop layout, workbenches, bench vises, shop accessories, and shop storage will appeal to all woodworkers. With sharp, informative line drawings throughout, step-by-step instructions on projects, and even a chapter on first aid, this handbook covers all the areas needed to get a budding woodworker started on the path to artisanship. Author Bio: John Kelsey is a journalist, editor and writer specializing in woodworking and furniture making. He is a former editor in chief of Fine Woodworking magazine and a publisher of woodworking and home building books at the Taunton Press. He is the author of several woodworking books, including Furniture Projects for the Deck and Lawn and Kid Crafts: Woodworking and works as the editorial director for Fox Chapel Publishing. He lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
