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Fine Woodworking on Hand Tools
Edited Fine Woodworking, 1986, Taunton Press, 106 pages. Articles on making
and using handtools for chairmaking: bowsaws, spoonbits, drawknives, shaves,
etc.
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Tool Making for Woodworkers
Ray Larsen, 1996, Cambium Press, 160 pages. Ray Larsen is a
blacksmith who hand forges chairmaking tools, and helps others to make
their own tools through this book.
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Traditional Woodworking Handtools
Graham Blackburn,1999, Lyons Press,384 pages
The book explains what the tools are and what they were used for, as well
as describing how they work, how they may be tuned and reconditioned, and
how they may be usefully employed in every woodworking shop.
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How to Use and Care for Woodworking Tools
Alan Bridgewater, Gill Bridgewater,1998, Stackpole Books,224pages.
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Classic Hand Tools
Garrett Hack, John Sheldon, 1999, Taunton Press, 224 pages. Explores the
variety and history of hand tools through vivid color photos. In-depth
information explains how to use in modern woodworking. 16 drawings. 320 photos.
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The Handplane Book
Garrett Hack, John Sheldon, 1997, Taunton Press, 263 pages. Professional
furniture maker Garrett Hack presents a treasure trove of information about
handplanes. Covers history, theory, and practice.
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The Woodworkers Guide
Peter Korn,1998, Taunton Press, 201pages. "Virtually all the hand tools commonly
used by the contemporary woodworker or furniture maker are covered in detail."
Hand tool buying, use, tuning. "Organized by alphabetical functional groupings
for easy access."
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Carpentry Toolmaking
Aaron Moore, 1993, Stylus Pub, 208pages. "Helpful for the expert, & beginner.
Instructive linedrawings. Everything woodworkers need to know about every
kind of tool--saws, planes, chisels, power tools, marking and testing tools,
boring tools, knives, hammers, and clamps. How they are made, how they function,
and how to condition them. Step-by-step exercises show proper use of each
tool, and easy projects demonstrate the application of techniques."
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Shop-Tested Woodworking Tools You Can Make
Editors of Wood Magazine (Editor), 1997, Meredith Books, 96 pages.
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Hand Tools for Woodworkers
Robert Wearing, 1997, Sterling Publishing,128 pages. "Shows all the techniques,
tricks, and skills of basic hand tools" Guidance on selection, use, and
maintaintance of all essential hand tools--both classic and modern.
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Hand Tools: Their Ways and Workings
Aldren A. Watson, 1993, Lyons & Burford, 416 pages, Detailed instruction
on use of handtools in great depth
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Making Traditonal Wooden Planes
John Whelan, 1996, Astragal Publ., 128 pages. "The fascinating secrets of
an almost lost art: wooden planemaking. Clear, step-by-step instructions,
covering 20 different types of planes and spokeshaves. Fully illustrated
by the author. History, alternative methods of planemaking, making plane
irons, tuning and using of wooden planes. Detailed chapters on the
construction of planes with photographs. "...this book is the finest and
most complete work on the making of wooden planes in print."
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The Lathe Book: A Complete Guide to the Wood Craftsman
Ernie Conover, 1993, Taunton Press, 197 p.
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Turning for Furniture: Creating Furniture Parts on Your
Lathe
Ernie Conover, 1996, Taunton Press, 144 p. Basics about lathes,
tools, sharpening, spindle turning, and specific techniques for chair parts
& more.
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Fundamental of Woodturning
Mike Darlow, Lyons Press, 1998, 198p., Lavishly illustrated book world-renowned
woodturner, author, and teacher Mike Darlow expertly guides the reader
step-by-step through exercises and projects that develop the needed skills.
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Fine Woodworking: Lathes & Turning Techniques
Jim Boesel ed., 1991, Taunton Press, 127p. Includes 36 articles from FW on
turning, including spindle turning. Various authors.
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Fine Woodworking on Spindle Turning
John Kelsey ed., 1987, Taunton Press, 90p. Includes 39 articles on the basics
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Woodturning: A Foundation Course
Keith Rowling, 1999, Guild of Master Craftsman Publications,176 p.,
"Learn to create beautifully shaped newels, balusters, and chair and
table legs by using gouges and chisels on a lathe. Each chapter takes on
an essential aspect of woodturning--from types of lathes and accessories
to sharpening, from turning between centers to faceplate turning, from copy
turning to boring and routing. Special feature: Every chapter ends with a
checklist summary to help you review what you've learned quickly and easily.
"Rowley has done a fine job of preparing sketches, text, and photos that
everyone should be able to follow....Don't pass up this
book...."--Woodwork
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