The Home Woodworker by Julian Worthington lands on the |> SALE <| shelves in my shop.
Orbis Publishing, 1982, Hardback.
Illustrated by way of: Black & White Photographs; Colour Photographs; Diagrams; Plans;
From the cover: Home maintenance and improvement inevitably involve working with wood, and wood-working is the most useful skill that the home handyman can learn.
This introduction to the techniques, materials and equipment required, illustrated with numerous simple diagrams and clear photographs, starts with the basic rules and leads the handyman to a complete knowledge and development of abilities to a high standard. The special needs of jointing wood are carefully described and a section is devoted to wood turning.
Finally, the author sets out a varied series of individual projects to turn these lessons to immediate use and profit. They range from a garden bench to an all-purpose storage unit.
Good+. Heavily faded at the spine. Previous owners’ inscription to the first blank. Text complete, clean and tight otherwise.
Pictorial boards. 176 pages. Index. 11½” x 8½”.
This book will be eventually reach my delightful website…(added to my Crafts, Hobbies & Pastimes Woodworking category.) but get 60% off buying from this very blog blog… Buy it now for just £2.60 + P&P! Of course, if you don’t like this one there are plenty more available here!
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