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Woodworking: Ultimate Guide of Plans, Projects, Tips, and Woodworking Basics for Beginners
- Narrated by: Jason Burkhead
- Length: 3 hrs and 31 mins
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- Categories: Home & Garden
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Summary
Three books in one combo!
Book 1: DIY Steps for Beginners to Complete the Process: An elaborate tips and tricks book that will help you get started and give you advice on how to set up your woodworking workshop. Woodworking is a sophisticated craft that has been practiced for centuries, and millions of dollars are being made each year by clever enthusiasts. Whether it's your hobby or your business, you can use some help. Here are some thing you'll learn:
- An extensive guide to tools with their pros and cons, and tips to use them the right way
- Links, knowledge, and shopping strategies for each of those tools
- Where to find woodworking classes, schools, or courses
- Simple projects to begin with and where to find supplies
- Small steps to creating walking sticks, letter holders, toys, or planter boxes
Book 2: Guide of Popular DIY Woodworking Ideas and Plans: The world of woodworking is intriguing. Some do it for a living and others do it on the side. Either way, you can create beautiful, artistic pieces of work by simply using your hands. Knowing which materials and tools to use, and the techniques this involves, is essential. So hear about:
- Projects for inside the house and outside the house
- Basics about measuring, finishes, and stains
- Important things to know when you are making a dog house, a bird house, or a workbench
- What to do when customers want a customized woodworking project done
- Specifics about varnishing, plywood, and other substances that go along with the woodworking way of living
Book 3: Do It Yourself Marketing and Crafting...: If you are trying to take your woodworking skills and knowledge to the next level, don't miss out on this valuable guide! You will be surprised by all the things you could learn from some of the experts! In this book, you will hear about:
- What to do with woodworking jigs, how they work, and the benefits of doing them right
- How to market your woodworking creations online and offline to make a living or some money on the side
- Essential knowledge about wooden floors, finding contractors, and negotiations
- How to make a workbench, what to use and what to look for
- Tips to ensure safety and learn faster so you can become a pro with an advantage over competitors
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- Anonymous User
- 23-11-18
Lots of practical information
I like the woodworking tips and the tricks that you get from these three books in one book.
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- jonathan k.
- 17-10-18
very helpful thank you
very helpful and well narrated a joy to listen to, also a lot of helpful information
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- brenda
- 05-10-17
flat feature
A great book. Would recommend it to anyone who enjoys working with wood. I love the lay flat feature of the book
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- Henry
- 05-10-17
simpl superb
Simply a great reference book for joints. Tremendous amount of information and I like the format of the book. I think anyone who does woodworking will find this book useful.
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- Lisa
- 05-10-17
helpful
A relatively small, spiral bound reference book, it has proven very handy when considering joins in my own designs. It lies flat, and doen't crowd the workspace
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- Louise
- 05-10-17
great
I am not a seasoned wood worker but I have built some furniture and made a bunch of bandsaw boxes. Having this little book is a nice reference to different joints and how they are made and work. I like it and as a quick reference works very well. Definitely covers a lot, while there isn't a whole lot of detail it is enough to get a general idea and if you work with wood and have some experience you can figure it out with what is provided
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- Anonymous User
- 29-11-18
How to woodwork
Interesting thoughts and good insights. I recommend it to anyone interested in a topic like this.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-11-18
Woodworking explained again!
I loved the information in this book. Nothing wrong with it, no complaints. No plans either, but it's an audiobook. Duh!
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- mary
- 05-10-17
really nice
This has to be one of the most comprehensive books on wood joinery. As a novice woodworker, the information found in this book is invaluable. Even for the more experienced, I feel that there's plenty to learn here as well. As much info as you can find online about joinery, it's really nice to have a book that covers it all.
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- nancy
- 05-10-17
encyclopedia of woodworking
A great book for new and old woodworkers. Very good explaination of each joint, and the proper name for each joint.. I keep it in the shop bookcase, and refer to it frequently when the need to do a joint that is not commonly used, although the book covers just about every joint very well.
It's kind of an encyclopedia of wood joints..
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- Ramona Zamora
- 30-09-17
a serios competieion
A serious compendium of woodworking joints. One thing I especially like about this book is that they show you several different approaches to cutting the different joints and there are a lot of illustrations.
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- Peter
- 30-09-17
a terrific book
This is a good for the beginner woodworker. Full of helpful information and diagrams. Highly recommend this to anyone looking to get into woodworking.
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- Carious
- 30-09-17
easy to follow
This look book is a must have for any workshop. Clear and concise instructions that are easy to follow
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- nancy
- 30-09-17
very handy
A relatively small, spiral bound reference book, it has proven very handy when considering joins in my own designs. It lies flat, and doen't crowd the workspace
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- mary
- 30-09-17
glad to hhave this book
I am not a seasoned wood worker but I have built some furniture and made a bunch of bandsaw boxes. Having this little book is a nice reference to different joints and how they are made and work. I like it and as a quick reference works very well. Definitely covers a lot, while there isn't a whole lot of detail it is enough to get a general idea and if you work with wood and have some experience you can figure it out with what is provided.
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- Louise
- 30-09-17
well explained
This has to be one of the most comprehensive books on wood joinery. As a novice woodworker, the information found in this book is invaluable. Even for the more experienced, I feel that there's plenty to learn here as well. As much info as you can find online about joinery, it's really nice to have a book that covers it all
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- Lisa
- 30-09-17
really nice
A great book for new and old woodworkers. Very good , explaination of each joint, and the proper name for each joint.. I keep it in the shop bookcase, and refer to it frequently when the need to do a joint that is not commonly used, although the book covers just about every joint very well.
It's kind of an encyclopedia of wood joints.
2 people found this helpful
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- Lemmy
- 30-09-17
five stars
. This was the second copy I've bought; this copy was a gift for a relative who's an experienced woodworker. He knows all the material in the book, but finds it useful in teaching others in his woodworking shop. This would make a good reference book for anyone who cuts a lot of joints.
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- Larry zhang
- 30-09-17
interesting book
A "gotta' have" book for any self-respecting woodworker. All you'll ever need to know about the art and the science of wood joinery thoroughly detailing purposes and applications, strengths and weaknesses, with great illustrations. Includes brief yet concise descriptions, citing both power and hand tool techniques, and leaves the choices to the woodworker.
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- Phil Muniz
- 30-09-17
good beginners book
Really good reference book for joint making, its good to have on hand if you need help trying out new techniques and it easy to understands and has great informations to help you understand
1 person found this helpful