Carpentry for beginners: how to use tools, basic joints, worksho

REPRINT. pp.200. B & W illustrations. This book is intended for the home craftsman who wants to make all sorts of things in wood from a table lamp to a rabbit hutch. To the tradesman carpentry refers to the constructional woodwork of a house-the roof, flooring, and so on. To the man in the street, however, it generally means the making of almost every thing in wood; hence the general character of the designs we give. We give a range of comparatively simple designs for objects to make which we know from experience to be in everyday demand; small general items, pieces of furniture, and garden woodwork. These are followed by instructions on the use of tools, and the everyday processes involved in woodwork-making doors, hinging, fitting locks, and cutting joints.

Author Name: Charles Harold Hayward
Publisher: Martino Pub; Illustrated edition
Publish Date: May 12, 2009
Pages: 212
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 10.2 ounces
Size: 6 x 0.48 x 9 inches
ISBN Number 13: 978-1578987658
ISBN Number 10: 1578987652
BISAC Categories:
- Carpentry
- Woodworking Projects (Books)
- Introductory & Beginning Programming

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