Encyclopedia of Woodworking

Encyclopedia of Woodworking

by Alan Bridgewater (Author), Gill Bridgewater (Author)

Synopsis

The latest offering from successful authors Alan and Gill Bridgewater, the "Encyclopedia of Woodworking" is the ultimate woodworking reference guide for novices and anyone looking for a refresher course on basic materials, tools and techniques.The book covers every aspect of woodworking, beginning with different trees, how they grow and their ideal uses. Kitting out a workspace; selecting, operating and caring for tools and machines; and techniques as diverse as measuring and marking wood, steambending and cutting joints are also covered. Readers have the opportunity to put their new skills to use right away, thanks to a 20-strong collection of woodworking projects. Designs range from beginner to advanced and traditional to contemporary. Encompassing an elegant inlaid coffee table, a child's rocking horse and a retro drinks trolley, there's something for everyone.With step-by-step instructions, clear photographs and straightforward diagrams, the "Encyclopedia of Woodworking" enables readers - whatever their initial skill level - to turn out a range of beautiful objects that will provide enjoyment for years to come.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 176
Publisher: New Holland Publishers Ltd
Published: 28 Sep 2007

ISBN 10: 1845376773
ISBN 13: 9781845376772

Author Bio
Alan and Gill Bridgewater have gained an international reputation as producers of woodworking books on diverse subjects, including furniture making, hand-tool techniques, woodcarving and woodturning. They have written more than 70 highly successful books to date and also write for various DIY magazines on both sides of the Atlantic. They live in Rye, East Sussex.