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Everything You Need to Know to Design, Build, and Create from the editors of Fine Woodworking Woodwo

Everything You Need to Know to Design, Build, and Create from the editors of Fine Woodworking [Web Version »]( &p1=%40TRx%2FeorFSr1JONfonlhPFLgZI34HW2vtDxxZclgzo5M%3D) [Popular Woodworking]( ) [Woodworking Widsom and Know-how]( ) [Woodworking Wisdom & Know-How – ShopWoodworking New Resource]( ) Woodworking, like many trades, requires a firm foundation of knowledge for a person to discover the potential of the craft. In my time at Popular Woodworking, I’ve sincerely enjoyed the access to our entire library of books and videos. It’s a privilege I wish everyone had. But, every once in a while, we receive titles from other publishers that we feel like we have to share. Woodworking Wisdom & Know-How comes from the editors of Fine Woodworking and represents a tremendous wealth of knowledge that will quickly get a new woodworker off the ground. Reading a title like this cover to cover will benefit anybody, and it’s great to hear from editors outside the world of Popular Woodworking. Check it out over at Shop Woodworking. I’ve included an excerpt from Jon Arno that presents the type of wisdom you will find throughout the book. – David Lyell "Of the hundreds of woods I’ve spent a lifetime studying, none has so captivated me as cherry. Even now, when I bring it into my shop, its pleasant scent, subtly warm appearance, and satiny feel soothe me with a sense of familiarity and comfort. And yet every time I choose it for a project, my confidence is shaken. This species often seems to have a hidden personality—always friendly but never totally forthcoming. There are, of course, tangible and physical reasons behind the mysteries and magic of cherry; at least, I’ve discovered a few of them. In many ways, our native North American black cherry is a nearly ideal cabinetwood. Its density, texture, stability, durability, working properties, color, and figure are as beckoning to some woodworkers as a cold beer on a hot summer day. And history would seem to second that conclusion, because cherry has figured prominently in American furniture. Museum-quality pieces turned out by skilled 18th-century cabinetmakers are among the finest examples of American craftsmanship of that period. Also, the Shaker craftsmen of the 19th century, who certainly knew a thing or two about practicality and function, chose cherry for much of their best work." – From the Editors of Fine Woodworking Woodworking Wisdom & Know-How [Get Woodworking Wisdom & Know-How at ShopWoodworking!]( ) [Woodworking Wisdom & Know-How: Everything You Need to Know to Design, Build, and Create]( ) [A Book Every Woodworker Should Have!]( ) [Woodworking Wisdom & Know-How!]( ) This complete, all-in-one, easy-to-follow resource, from the reliable experts at Fine Woodworking magazine, covers everything you need to know about woodworking—from carving to building to finishes—reformatted to fit snuggly into any home library. Woodworking Wisdom & Know-How is the essential go-to book for every woodworking project under the sun, from building kitchen cabinets to refinishing a deck. The book is organized by topics such as Types of Wood, Building a Workshop, Working and Finishing Wood, Design and Styles, and Small and Large Projects. Each section is further broken down into chapters that cover specific skills, projects, and crafts for both the beginner and the advanced woodworker--Choosing Plywood, Cutting Dovetails, Building a Look-Inside Birdhouse, Relief Carving, Constructing a Classic Bed, Handheld Power Tools, Building a Cherry Chest of Drawers, Milling Lumber Four-Square, Fashioning a Shaker- Style Clock, and much more. Chapters feature step-by-step instructions, and an appendix of essential resources for supplies, tools, and materials is also included. The text, sourced from Fine Woodworking's vast cache of projects and woodworking advice is trusted, tried, and true. With 4,891 illustrations, diagrams and photographs, a whopping 976 pages, and only costing $19.99—it's a steal! Just: $19.99 [SHOP NOW]( ) &p1={EMAIL}&p2=97946024 &p1={EMAIL}&p2=97946024 &p1={EMAIL}&p2=97946024 [Popular Woodworking on Facebook]( ) [Popular Woodworking on Instagram]( ) [Popular Woodworking on Google+]( ) [Popular Woodworking on Pinterest]( ) [Popular Woodworking on Twitter]( ) [Popular Woodworking on YouTube]( ) This email was sent by: F+W, 10151 Carver Road, Suite 300, Blue Ash, OH, 45242 USA [Unsubscribe or Manage Subscriptions]( ) | [Web Version »]( &p1=%40TRx%2FeorFSr1JONfonlhPFLgZI34HW2vtDxxZclgzo5M%3D) We respect your right to privacy. [View our policy.]( )

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