The Hamlyn Book of Woodworking

The Hamlyn Book of Woodworking

Hardback (15 Oct 1997)

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Publisher's Synopsis

A reference for the amateur woodworker. It contains detailed explanations of all the essential elements that go together to make working in wood successful and enjoyable. Also included are full instructions for ten woodwork projects. The book explains when it matters which wood you use (and when it doesn't), which tools are the ones really needed and what each one is capable of, and demonstrates all the techniques - such as joint making, planning, routing, gluing, chiselling and drilling - with step-by-step diagrams. Alternative hard and soft woods are listed for each project, as well as hand and machine tool alternatives. The book also sets out the most useful types of finishes for woods and a section on furniture resoration gives a brief introduction to some of the more advanced techniques, such as veneering and carving, to enable woodworkers to carry out simple repairs.

About the Publisher

Hamlyn

Hamlyn

Hamlyn, was founded by Paul Hamlyn and is one of the most well known names in illustrated publishing producing practical, informative and inspiring books. It approaches all the books it publishes in an accessible and appealing manner.

Book information

ISBN: 9780600592143
Publisher: Octopus
Imprint: Hamlyn
Pub date:
DEWEY: 684.08
DEWEY edition: 21
Number of pages: 232
Weight: 555g
Height: 279mm
Width: 240mm