Hundreds of ideas for improving accuracy and cutting down on workshop time -- so simple, yet so ingenious. All can be made yourself, cost almost nothing, and are crucial to an efficient workshop.
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After brief introductory chapters on shop safety and home workshop planning and layout, the author presents an A-to-Z listing of ideas, tips, and shortcuts for the home woodworker. McCulloch covers the use of tools (including power tools and, most notably, radial arm saws), wood products, miscellaneous hardware, and things like adhesives and finishes. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be much of a unifying theme here, nor is there any information that cannot be found in typical project books or general how-to manuals. Consequently, this book can be recommended for only the most comprehensive collections.-- Bill
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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