Fine Woodworking Techniques 2: Practical information about cabinetmaking, the workshop, tools and finishing wood, taken from issues Nos. 8 through 13 of Fine Woodworking Magazine

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Editors of Fine Woodworking

Crafts & Hobbies

Taunton Press

Articles on methods, tools, and materials covering all aspects of woodworking; rich in line drawings and photo-illustrations.

Fine Woodworking Techniques 4: Issues 20–25

Articles on methods, tools, and materials on all aspects of woodworking; rich in line drawings and photo-illustrations.

Fine Woodworking Techniques 5: Issues 26–31

The secret of building boxes and drawers that can stand up to everyday use is good, strong corner joints. This is the art of carcass joinery. In this text, craftsmen explain how to choose, make and use every kind of carcass joint in both solid wood and plywood, using hand tools and machine methods.

Fine Woodworking on Boxes, Carcases, and Drawers

For some woodworkers, the shop is just a place to get the work done. For others, it requires as much planning and consideration as the work itself. No matter how simple or sophisticated the place where you do your woodworking, you're sure to find some new ideas on shop setup in this collection of 41 articles from Fine Woodworking magazine. Included here are discussions of floor layouts, plans for building and improving workbenches, suggestions on storing tools, methods of clamping and holding work, and tips on controlling dust and keeping your shop safe. Fine Woodworking magazine has been the most trusted resource for woodworkers since 1975. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Fine Woodworking, The Taunton Press is re-releasing a number of classic titles from the early days of the magazine. Long out of print, the books are filled with expert information that's as timeless now as when it was first published.

Fine Woodworking on The Small Workshop

Well-sharpened planes and chisels may be the most important tools in the woodworking shop. They can be used to make a rough board flat and smooth, to cut slickly fitting joints, or to shape a delicate edge. In this collection of 29 articles from Fine Woodworking magazine, expert craftsmen explain how they choose, sharpen, and use every kind of plane and chisel. There's advice on tool maintenance, plus plans for making your own wooden-bodied planes, and a thorough discussion of sharpening. Fine Woodworking magazine has been the most trusted resource for woodworkers since 1985. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Fine Woodworking, The Taunton Press is re-releasing a number of classic titles from the early days of the magazine. Long out of print, the books are filled with expert information that's as timeless now as when it was first published.

Fine Woodworking on Planes and Chisels

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.

Fine Woodworking on Bending Wood: 35 Articles (Fine Woodworking on Series)

Articles discuss woodlot management, special woodworking tools, joinery techniques, cabinetmaking, gold leaf, and antique finishes

Fine Woodworking Techniques 7: Issues 38–43

Learn how to buy, dry, store and mill timber. This text explains which species are good for which jobs and how to design joints that accommodate wood's seasonal swelling and shrinking.

Fine Woodworking on Wood and How to Dry It: 41 Articles

Beautiful wood is precious and has to be used sparingly. Hence the art of veneering, in which rare woods are sliced or sawn into thin leaves and then glued onto a substructure of more common material. The allied art of marquetry consists of making pictures - often to adorn elegant, veneered furniture - from a palette of colorful wood veneers. In this collection of 38 articles from Fine Woodworking magazine, skilled craftsmen explain how veneer is manufactured and how you can saw your own. They show you how to lay it using simple equipment and how to design furniture based on veneer panels. And they demonstrate the methods of marquetry, paying particular attention to shop-built saws for cutting the most intricate details. Fine Woodworking magazine has been the most trusted resource for woodworkers since 1975. To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Fine Woodworking, The Taunton Press is re-releasing a number of classic titles from the early days of the magazine. Long out of print, the books are filled with expert information that's as timeless now as when it was first published.

Fine Woodworking on Marquetry and Veneer

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