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Traditional
Woodwork
Adding Authentic Period Details to Any Home
Here's
an unusual approach to traditional woodwork styles written specifically
with new construction in mind. Current building techniques and budgets
seldom allow for the kind of lovely and appealing detail found in
older homes, so much new construction today is rather bland, unadorned,
and visually boring compared to some of the elaborate and beautiful
interior detail of older homes.
Rodriguez offers
a number of step-by-step projects to bring some visual interest
and style to an otherwise uninteresting newer home, including a
board and batten door, wide plank flooring, chair rails, fireplace
mantles, door and window casings, corner cupboards, window seats,
and even a charming and elegant mailbox post! Tools, materials,
and detailed techniques are included for every project, making some
of the simpler projects workable for even a beginning woodworker.
This title
is devoted to authentic architectural projects and built-ins for
period-style homes. Homeowners and builders alike will have the
essential information and plans they need to build 13 projects of
varying difficulty, such as a chair rail, window seat, door and
window trim, and period baseboard. 140 photos. 57 drawings.
Building
Storage Stuff
25 Plans & Projects to Help Put Things in Their Place
A
good read for do-it-yourselfers. Many projects are actually usable,
practical. The directions are easy to follow and the diagram give
full dimentions which is great. We have several projects in this
book we would love to make, this is a book you can use over and
over.
Display
Cabinets You Can Customize
Betterway Woodworking Plan Series
Know
what I thought of when first I saw this book? Dust. As in not having
to. Say you've got your basic collection of tiny crystal unicorns,
and it takes you three hours to dust them every week and the cat
keeps busting them when he jumps on your dresser, and as much as
you love your little unicorns, you are thinking of packing them
all in a crate and giving them to Goodwill. Hey! Why not build yourself
a gorgeous, glass-topped coffee table with a built in display case
where your unicorns can dance and play, safe from the cat, and never
have to be dusted ever again?!? 20 detailed plans for different
kinds of display cases are laid out in this book, and you ought
to be able to choose and build at least one for your sweet little
knick-knacks. Or whatever. Books, china, life-like stuffed chipmunks.
You name it, there's a display cabinet for your stuff in this book!
Woodworkers
will go beyond building to designing furniture. Part one shows,
step-by-step, the base projects, the starting points for a wide
variety of pieces. In part two, Greef details customizing techniques.
150 b&w illustrations.
Yard
& Garden Furniture
Plans and Step-by-Step Projects
Whether
you prefer the sleek lines of an Adirondack chair and table, or
the sturdy scissors of a family picnic table, Yard & Garden
Furniture has a project to suit your tastes and needs. There are
20 projects in all, each with a complete parts list, cutting plans,
exploded assembly views, and step-by-step how-to photos. The projects
include:
Porch rocker
Deck table and chairs
Planter bench
Tree bench
Recliner
Hammock stand
- 20 step-by-step
projects with plans
- Over 170
illustrations show you how the pieces fit together.
- Over 360
how-to photos provide woodworking tips that save time and improve
quality.
- Complete
cutting lists (and a materials shopping list) make it easy to
get started.
- A special
section, called Builder's Notes, provides helpful, hands-on information
on the tools and techniques for each project.
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