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Woodcarving #130 – December/January 2012/13 English PDF 85 pages 60.3 Mb Printed every other month by The Guild of Master Craftsman. Available in 57 countries worldwide. Featuring the work of top professionals and the most talented amateur carvers from around the world, it has a new, picture-led design which offers insight into the process of creating both great and humble carvings. Woodcarving’s inspiring features, projects, technical articles and reviews have wide appeal. Featuring the work of top professionals and the most talented amateur carvers from around the world, it has a new, picture-led design which offers insight into the process of creating both great and humble carvings.​.

Woodcarving #132 – May/June 2013 English PDF 85 pages 58.8 Mb Printed every other month by The Guild of Master Craftsman. Available in 57 countries worldwide. Featuring the work of top professionals and the most talented amateur carvers from around the world, it has a new, picture-led design which offers insight into the process of creating both great and humble carvings. Woodcarving’s inspiring features, projects, technical articles and reviews have wide appeal. Featuring the work of top professionals and the most talented amateur carvers from around the world, it has a new, picture-led design which offers insight into the process of creating both great and humble carvings.​.

Complete Handbook of Woodworking Tools and Hardware TAB Books 1983 English PDF 402 pages 160.5 Mb This book is meant for the beginning and intermediate woodworker. I hope it will also provide some information of good value for the more advanced craftsmen and craftswomen in the field. This book covers close to everything needed for woodworking, from the most basic handtool to stationary power tools, as well as hardware, nails, screws, bolts, hinges, and so on. I know of no other book that covers many tools and their uses in detail.​.

Making Wood Signs by Patrick Spielman Sterling 2003 PDF English 213 pages 22 Mb With more than 250,000 copies sold, this is the must-have manual for anyone who wants to make wood signs. Top woodworking author Patrick Spielman shares his expertise on all aspects of the craft, and hundreds of color photographs present the required techniques. “Very excellent, well-illustrated book. Will tell you all you need to know about how to make interesting and attractive signs.”—The Mallet.​.

The Toolbox Book: A Craftsman’s Guide to Tool Chests, Cabinets, and Storage Systems By Jim Tolpin Taunton Press 1998 English 208 pages PDF 57,5 MB In this guided tour of some of the world’s best tool-storage solutions, you’ll learn how the toolbox evolved as an essential tool and how the site boxes of today have their roots in long-ago journeyman’s tool chests. But this book also provides practical advice on how to develop a tool-storage strategy of your own. Jim Tolpin guides you through creating an individual tool storage system best suited to your needs – from planning, through selection of materials, construction and finishing (including special situations like waterproofing the lid of a box intended for a job site).​. Complete Book of Framing: An Illustrated Guide for Residential Construction by Scot Simpson RS Means 2011 PDF English 365 pages 101.2 Mb Complete Book of Framing, Second Edition is an updated, easy-to-learn guide to rough carpentry and framing written by an expert with more than thirty years of framing experience. This book guides the reader through the steps on framing floors, walls, roofs, door and window openings, and stairs. Hundreds of color photographs and illustrations help the reader understand the basics as well as advanced framing methods. This Second Edition is updated to match the framing techniques to the 2009 International Building Code, and introduces the concept of “green framing” regarding material use and handling.

Hybrid Woodworking By Marc Spagnuolo “The Wood Whisperer” Popular Woodworking 2014 English PDF 496 Pags 81.4 Mb In the last few years, there’s been a push to return to the roots of woodworking when every step was done with hand tools–from resawing lumber and planing it flat, to cutting joins and creating profiles. Working this way can produce beautiful results, but is it the best method for woodworking in the 21st century? In Hybrid Woodworking, author and Internet woodworking star Marc Spagnuolo offers a more efficient approach that combines the strength of power-tool and hand-tool techniques. The end result: You save time and effort while producing furniture that still has that stunning handmade look.​. Cutting-Edge Table Saw Tips & Tricks By Kenneth Burton Popular Woodworking Books 2003 PDF English 130 pages 26 Mb The table saw is the most versatile power tool in your shop. Unfortunately, many woodworkers don’t realize it! Cutting-Edge Table Saw Tips & Tricks will make woodworking a lot easier no matter what your skill level.

Kenneth Burton illustrates how important and efficient your table saw can be with dozens of tricks, techniques and jigs that cover everything from crafting precision joinery to accurately cutting and fitting angles. Each technique is easy, safe and certain to save you time and money.​. Quick and Easy Jigs and Fixtures: Features Dozens of Pro Tips, Tricks and Techniques Kerry Pierce Popular Woodworking Books 2005 PDF English 130 pages 51 Mb Add speed, accuracy and ease to almost every operation in your shop with this book of 16 ingenious jigs, clever workshop aids and amazing devices that you simply cannot buy in any store. These jigs are the helping hands that turn a bench-pounding frustrating glue-up into a calm, controlled and confident operation. They’re the things that tool manufacturers should have added to all your tools, and they’re the time-saving shortcuts you wish you’d thought of.​. Taunton’s Complete Illustrated Guide to Tablesaws by Paul Anthony Taunton Press 2009 PDF English 226 pages 81.4 Mb A complete visual guide to using the tablesaw from the most basic techniques to the most advanced.

One of the most important tools in any woodworking shop, tablesaws are available in a tremendous variety of styles and prices. The latest addition to Tauntons invaluable Complete Illustrated Guide to Woodworking series is the sharpest reference available, covering all the essential tablesaw techniques from the most basic cut to the most advanced joint. Every process is illustrated with step-by-step full-color photographs. This no-nonsense comprehensive shop-companion examines everything from ripping and crosscutting to cutting coves and multi-sided shapes, always keeping safety at the forefront. Anthony also provides a wealth of ideas and designs for extremely useful jigs. Like a tablesaw itself, this wonderfully visual guide belongs in the shop of every woodworker.​.

“The Foundations of Better Woodworking: How to use your body, tools and materials to do your best work” By Jeff Miller Popular Woodworking English 2012 PDF 192 pages 13.1 MB Woodworking with Mind, Body, and Senses What’s the secret to producing beautiful furniture that you and your family will treasure for generations? It starts with the fundamentals–those essential, yet often overlooked principles upon which all of your skills should be based. In The Foundations of Better Woodworking, craftsman, teacher and noted woodworking author Jeff Miller clearly lays out these basic concepts, helping you understand: How proper body position and mechanics improve your ability to cut precise joins, as well as add efficiency and safety. Just what it means to cut a line.

How the wood works, so you can avoid such problems as tear out, splitting and warping–whether you use hand tools, machinery or both. How woodworking tools actually cut and work, so you learn to use them more easily, effectively and accurately. Follow the advice in this book and you’ll build the foundation for making significant advances as a woodworker.

Your time in the shop will be more rewarding, and your results more satisfying.​. “The New Traditional Woodworker: From Tool Set to Skill Set to Mind Set” By Jim Tolpin Popular Woodworking English 2011 PDF 176 pages 12.8 MB Working Wood, Not Machining It If you’re more interested in working with wood rather than machining it, you will be relieved to learn that expensive powered machinery isn’t required to build furniture. You can also forget the dust masks, face shields and hearing protection since many of the safety concerns related to woodworking—the use of power tools—are eliminated. In this book, you’ll learn to set up a hand-tool woodworking shop, then discover the toolset, practice the skillset, and understand the mindset—effectively completing a comprehensive course in hand-tool woodworking.​. The Unplugged Woodshop: Hand-Crafted Projects for the Home & Workshop By Tom Fidgen 2013 192 Pages English PDF 19.4 MB Woodworker Tom Fidgen is very well known in the online woodworking community, and his first book, Made by Hand, was critically acclaimed.

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In his second book, Fidgen presents more hand-tool woodworking projects for the home and workshop. The projects have a distinctive retro look, recycling designs from our not-so-distant past. He has reconceived the classic library card catalog (converted to use for kitchen storage); a clever medicine chest does double duty as a four-bottle wine tote; and his gentleman’s valet is an elegant clothing stand with a profile that harks back in time. In the opening chapters, Fidgen discusses the benefits of working in an unplugged woodshop, considers the sources of design inspiration, offers advice on the critical importance of sharpening, and even explains how to make hand tools using only hand tools.​. Woodworker’s Journal – January/February 1994 English PDF 100 pages 23 Mb Woodworker’s Journal is designed for all woodworkers (from hobbyists to professionals) looking for new project ideas, woodworking techniques and shop jigs and tips that will enhance their time in the shop. Projects are presented in a detailed step-by-step format with photos and illustrations. A full size pattern is inserted in the middle of each issue.

Departments cover joinery, finishing, products, techniques and hardware.​. The Workbench Design Book: The Art & Philosophy of Building Better Benches By Chirstopher Schawrz Popular Woodworking 2011 English PDF 256 Pags 22.1 MB The follow-up book to Workbenches: From Design & Theory to Construction & Use Complete plans, expert instruction and rationale for building nine workbench formsInstruction on improving existing workbenches for better workholding and an improved woodworking shop. The Workbench Design Book not only shows how to design a workbench—it also discusses and presents nine specific designs plus critiques of 10 additional workbenches, with suggestions for making any bench work most effectively for the kind of work the user does.

The 9 workbench plans have a range suitable for all workshop needs, from handwork to power tools. A discussion of workbench design rules teach what’s effective and why in a multitude of workshop situations. Additional workholding options—from shop-made jigs and commercial bench dogs to vise hardware—are also provided.​. Weekend Woodworking Projects #22 1991 English PDF 30 pages 15.8 Mb All projects were built and proven in the WOOD Magazine workshop, though you’ve never seen them in the pages of WOOD. That’s because Weekend Woodworking Projects was a sister publication to WOOD Magazine that enjoyed a 9-year run catering to the needs of woodworkers looking for beautiful projects they could build with a minimal investment in time, tools, and materials. Back issues of Weekend Woodworking Projects are nearly impossible to find anywhere.​. Weekend Woodworking Projects #22 1992 English PDF 30 pages 19.3 Mb All projects were built and proven in the WOOD Magazine workshop, though you’ve never seen them in the pages of WOOD.

That’s because Weekend Woodworking Projects was a sister publication to WOOD Magazine that enjoyed a 9-year run catering to the needs of woodworkers looking for beautiful projects they could build with a minimal investment in time, tools, and materials. Back issues of Weekend Woodworking Projects are nearly impossible to find anywhere.​.