Chairs are ubiquitous, found in every home, office and building. Almost all are commercially made since many woodworkers shy away from making chairs, or even stools. Granted, there are not too many square parts to most chairs, and compound angles are somewhat intimidating. This book teaches how to build comfortable, long-lasting chairs.
This comprehensive and practical book demystifies the all-important subject of choosing, designing, and cutting woodworking joints. It's packed with insightful information and tricks of the trade that will advance the work of novices and seasoned craftsmen alike.
Whether making a delicate violin, a pair of skis or a graceful armchair, you'll need to bend wood. This text presents the basic methods and trade secrets from the experts.
A collection of chests and cabinets from the pages of Fine Woodworking that walks the reader through the process of building elegant works of furniture with the clear instruction and comprehensive drawings that Fine Woodworking is known for.
Presents a comprehensive survey of the best designs that have appeared in the pages of Fine Woodworking. This book features a compilation of the favorites of the editors of Fine Woodworking. It presents the furniture with drawings, which you can use to build or amend to your own tastes. It is suitable for designers, makers, and decorators.
For most woodworkers, the router is an essential power tool because it can do so much - whether you are working with solid wood, sheet goods, or veneer. Add a router table and you can cut miles of moldings, machine fine joints, and do all these tasks with precision and ease.
The houses featured in this book are a testament to the flexibility, durability, longevity and everlasting appeal of the American farmhouse.
A well-designed, well built workshop can do more for your woodworking than a new tool. A good shop is a place where you want to be - safe, well-lit space where work flows efficiently from machine to bench to finishing area.