Small Woodworking Projects

by Fine Woodworking Magazine

Time is on your side...and do more with the time you have. Small Woodworking Projects is a stellar collection of approachable and quick-to-make projects from America's premier woodworking magazine, Fine Woodworking . Something for everyone! It's the perfect answer for beginners who want to start small as well as skilled woodworkers with limited time and plenty of scrap wood they’d like to put to good use. And who wouldn't like a resource filled to the brim with neat little projects nice enough to give as gifts! Basic woodworking tools and skills . Beginners will have no trouble working their way through the terrific projects in this book. And more advanced woodworkers will be happy to find Learn from the experts. The editors at Fine Woodworking make sure that you are supplied with everything needed to enjoy successful Easy-to-make (and finish!) projects great for gift giving . This book is a collection of the very best, simple-to-construct, attractive projects, Perfect handcrafted gifts ! Nothing beats seeing your woodworking on display or the reaction you get when you give a handcrafted gift! Get your copy today and please friends and family with gifts from your shop.

Genres: Woodwork, Nonfiction, Crafts

128 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 1992

Reviews

[Anna]

There are no dovetails on the cover, but they are in just about every project in the book. No thanks

[James · Rating 2 out of 5]

These are articles from fairly recent Fine Woodworking magazines. Nothing really special here, the small, standing picture frame and the lamps with veneer shades may be worth a look. The neat Jeff Jewitt Mission finish trick can be found here. http://homesteadfinishingproducts.com...

Otherwise many of the projects remind me of upgraded school shop projects, cutting boards, chess boards, etc.

[Andy · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is what the title promises, a collection of small projects collected from the magazine Fine Woodworking. Despite being small, most of the projects are quite advanced. A beginning woodworker (like me) would not be able to tackle much from this book yet, but the pictures are beautiful to look at.