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The Complete Book of Wood Joinery
Learn the joinery techniques that are essential to fine woodworking, including butt joints, dadoes and grooves, rabbet, miter, lap, mortise-tenon, edge-to-edge, dovetail, and many more. Practice by making a variety of pieces, such as a built-to-last bedroom chest, bookcase, kitchen base cabinet, trestle table, pedestal table, dining chair, and rocking chair. 320 pages, 937 b/w illus., 8 x 10 3/4.
308 pages, Hardcover
First published November 1, 1992
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May 21, 2011
This is a useful book to dip into. We all have different ways of working and doing things and generally they get the job done. This is one joiner's way. The great thing about these "how to" books is that you can garner from them all the styles and techniques that take your fancy. I do seem to have a lot of this type of book on my bookshelves. Well - it's cheaper than taking a masterclass with every artisan.
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