Measure Twice, Cut Once

by Jim Tolpin

Offers instructions for using woodworking tools, and describes the skills needed to create working drawings, cut to the lines, and correct mistakes

Genres: Woodwork, Nonfiction

Paperback

First published March 14, 2005

Reviews

[Green G.]

Lots of good tips and reminders to keep your work clean and accurate. The section on proportions was something that is overlooked in most woodworking books.

[Bill Smith]

Great read for new woodworkers

I am new to woodworking and this book really got me up and going with respect to layout measurements and techniques of making the right cut the first time. I am happy to have the book I read the kindle version of the book

[Ron Restorff]

If you want to design and build your own projects the first couple chapters are worth the price alone. I find myself referring back to this book time and time again. It has become a go to book in my woodworking library.

[Josh Stabler]

Shows how to apply to the golden ratio to real-world situations such as building cabinets.
Good stuff.

[raymond schilke]

Not for a novice

Not for a novice getting in to w woodworking as a hobby. Perhaps a ps it should be named math...a history or math 101.

[James]

Good measuring introduction, other books cover this to one degree or another.