This collection of classic American woodworking designs includes shelves, tables, footstools, wall boxes, candle stands, toys, and more, each project measured and rebuilt from scratch for this book, with every step decribed in detail for the home woodworker. Photos and illustrations.
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"Country is hard to define because it is a look more than a style," writes Dunbar, himself an authority on the construction of Windsor chairs and the author of several books on woodworking techniques. Guiding readers toward projects that reflect the diverse cultural heritages blended together in the American country style, he provides solid, well-illustrated directions for the construction of 50 small pieces--shelves, racks, bins, stools, benches, etc.--that will add a country accent to a home. Dunbar gives basic instructions on hand planing (used in several projects), turning, and finishing (including milk "paint"), but most projects require power tools. For larger libraries with demand in crafts and decorating.
- W.T. Johnston, formerly with Coastal Plain Regional Lib., Tifton, Ga.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
- W.T. Johnston, formerly with Coastal Plain Regional Lib., Tifton, Ga.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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