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Item specifics
- Condition
- Like New
- Seller Notes
- “No ripped, missing, or torn pages”
- Publication Name
- Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Incorporated
- Special Attributes
- EX-LIBRARY
- ISBN
- 9781565232976
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1565232976
ISBN-13
9781565232976
eBay Product ID (ePID)
63058168
Product Key Features
Book Title
New Woodworker Handbook : the Basics of Spending Wisely, Working Safely, and Having Fun in Your Shop
Number of Pages
264 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2007
Topic
Woodwork
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Crafts & Hobbies
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
41.1 Oz
Item Length
11 in
Item Width
8.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2007-278785
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
"Tom presents an easy-to-read and down-to-earth approach to woodworking. I can recommend it to those who love the craft." --"Woodworker's Journal", "[The] style is straightforward . . . easy to understand, complemented by 300 color photos, tips, and helpful charts and sidebars." --"Woodcraft Magazine", "Tom Hintz's passion for woodworking and his desire to help others learn is evident on every page." --"American Woodworker Magazine", Tom Hintz covers all the basics in The New Woodworker Handbook, from setting up your shop to applying a finish to your final project. His passion for woodworking and his desire to help others learn is evident on every page., "Tom Hintz's passion for woodworking and his desire to help others learn is evident on every page." -American Woodworker Magazine, "A well-done beginner's manual, this book lays out all the possibilities, and clarifies some of the more confusing questions a novice might have." -Woodcentral.com, Second place winner, 2008 Golden Hammer Awards, National Association of Home and Workshop Writers (NAHW), "[The] style is straightforward . . . easy to understand, complemented by 300 color photos, tips, and helpful charts and sidebars." -Woodcraft Magazine, "Tom presents an easy-to-read and down-to-earth approach to woodworking. I can recommend it to those who love the craft." -Woodworker's Journal
Dewey Decimal
684.08
Table Of Content
IntroductionChapter 1 - Setting Up ShopChoosing and designing a shop area that's safe, efficient, and affordableChapter 2 - Buying ToolsDeciding which equipment you need and how much you should spendChapter 3 - Tool setup, Alignment, and MaintenanceFrom startup to regular maintenance, how to care for your toolsChapter 4 - Working SafelyCommon safety hazards and commonsense ways to protect yourself in the shopChapter 5 - Selecting WoodHow to choose the right wood for a project, where to buy it, and how to store itChapter 6 - Preparing the WoodUnderstanding the four key stages in making wood straight and squareChapter 7 - Adhesives and Fasteners Choosing and using the right glues, screws, nails, and staples for the jobChapter 8 - Joining WoodA primer on basic joint types and how to make specific jointsChapter 9 - Skill-BuildingStep-by-step instructions for six projects that will sharpen your your basic skills and help you develop new onesGlossaryIndex
Synopsis
The Basics For Spending Wisely, Working Safely, & Having Fun In Your Shop"Don't spend a dime until you've read this book," warns author Tom Hintz, who knows just how tempting a trip through the power tool aisle can be. Instead, he guides new woodworkers on how to set up their workshops affordably, how to work safely and how to have fun at the same time. You may not be a master craftsman, but with over 300 photographs, easy-to-understand directions, sidebars, charts and tips, this common-sense approach to woodworking, will have you up and running like a regular pro!, With a modest workspace, a few basic tools and techniques, and this commonsense guide, aspiring home woodworkers can set up a functional and productive workshop. The advice is practical and approachable, acknowledging that setting up shop is a gradual process of buying a tool, learning a skill, and then using that skill and tool. The four projects are organized by level of difficulty, progressing from a basic box and bookcase to a more challenging shop cabinet and even addressing the complex subject of joinery. Safety protocol, including all-important fire prevention, is emphasized throughout, ensuring that beginning craftspeople build consistent safety habits as they build their skills and shops., If you've always wanted to try your hand at woodworking, what are you waiting for? You don't need a shop full of expensive equipment or the skills of a master craftsman. All you need is a little bit of space, an interest in building something with your hands, and the commonsense information found in The New Woodworker Handbook-a refreshing new guide for the newcomer.Written by Tom Hintz, a realistic and straight-talking woodworker with 30 years of experience who believes that woodworking should be fun and relaxing, this handy reference is neither overly simplistic nor too complex in its approach. In fact, the book is the culmination of thousands of comments, questions, and suggestions from the many new woodworkers who have visited the author's website (www.NewWoodworker.com) for help in getting started in this craft.With more than 300 photographs, easy-to follow directions, enlightening tips, and helpful charts and sidebars, this book makes learning about woodworking easier than ever., If you've always wanted to try your hand at woodworking, what are you waiting for? You don't need a shop full of expensive equipment or the skills of a master craftsman. All you need is a little bit of space, an interest in building something with your hands, and the commonsense information found in The New Woodworker Handbook-a refreshing new guide for the newcomer. Written by Tom Hintz, a realistic and straight-talking woodworker with 30 years of experience who believes that woodworking should be fun and relaxing, this handy reference is neither overly simplistic nor too complex in its approach. In fact, the book is the culmination of thousands of comments, questions, and suggestions from the many new woodworkers who have visited the author's website (www.NewWoodworker.com) for help in getting started in this craft. With more than 300 photographs, easy-to follow directions, enlightening tips, and helpful charts and sidebars, this book makes learning about woodworking easier than ever.
LC Classification Number
TT180.H56 2007
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