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Tool Making Projects for Joinery & Woodworking

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Take your woodworking to a new level by making your very own handmade tools. Here is a fully illustrated, hands-on guide to making 20 essential hand tools. All of them can be made using common tools in your workshop and easy-to-learn techniques suitable for all skill levels. Joinery and general woodworking tools you'll learn to make include: *Single-beam cutting gauge *Dual-beam marking gauge *Mortising, Dovetail, Joinery Check, and Sliding Bevel gauges *Marking knife *Case-squaring stick *Wooden square *Backsaw *Bucksaw *Bench and Shoulder plane *Cam clamp *Bench hook *Shooting board *And more! Tool Making Projects for Joinery & Woodworking will teach you the joys of crafting beautiful and practical items using tools made with your own two hands. The book also includes lessons on how to use these tools to cut mortise and tenon joints and dovetail joints. Step-by-step explanations are paired with helpful and instructive photos and illustrations for quick reference. With these humble but effective tools and the techniques that come with them, you'll be able to create the frame and box joints that form the core of many pieces of furniture or other woodworking projects. You can even craft your own tool tote to carry your new creations!

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Pages 192
Publish Date 2005-09-01
Series Woodworking-General
Size 8.0" x 10.0" x 0.0"
Author Steve Olesin
Product Form Paperback / softback

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Library Journal
Take a step beyond fine woodworking and make your own custom hand tools. With a cursory nod toward safety concerns, first-time author Olesin jumps right into instructions for making woodworking and joinery tools such as gages, hand planes, saws, knives, and mallets. The beautifully finished pieces can be customized to fit the wielder's hands. Oddly, the instructions are accompanied by somewhat crudely drawn illustrations and black-and-white photos; measurements and instructions are mostly textual. This book is only for advanced woodworkers with a lot of confidence in tool use and basic design.

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