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The Encyclopedia of Green Woodworking
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200 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2000
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July 19, 2016
A collection of injuries waiting to happen, and exactly the sort of sloppy, half-assed garbage that gave bodging its modern connotation.
A lot of that (though by no means all; for god's sake, don't make your own chisels out of discarded leaf springs) is just inherent to green woodworking and not strictly Tabor's fault, so I won't subtract too many stars for it. If you are considering getting into green woodworking, though, please use some common sense when it comes to doing the things you do; imagining that it's how they did it in Merrie England isn't a good enough reason to slice yourself open.
A lot of that (though by no means all; for god's sake, don't make your own chisels out of discarded leaf springs) is just inherent to green woodworking and not strictly Tabor's fault, so I won't subtract too many stars for it. If you are considering getting into green woodworking, though, please use some common sense when it comes to doing the things you do; imagining that it's how they did it in Merrie England isn't a good enough reason to slice yourself open.
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