Woodworking 101: Skill-Building Projects That Teach the Basics

Aimé Ontario Fraser, Joe Hurst-Wajszczuk, Matthew Teague

Taunton Press, 2012 - Crafts & Hobbies - 300 pages

This title is suitable for absolute beginners looking to become confident woodworkers. It combines the best material from Taunton's Getting Started in Woodworking Series. It includes detailed step-by-step photos, illustrations, shop schematics and exploded drawings. For beginners looking to become confident woodworkers relatively quickly, this self-teaching guide will do the trick.

Woodworking 101 combines the best material from the four books in Taunton's Getting Started in Woodworking Series (Getting Started in Woodworking, Your First Workshop, Projects for Your Shop, and Furniture You Can Build). Gathered here in a single volume, it's a powerful instructional tool. Highly visual and easy to follow, the book includes detailed step-by-step photos, illustrations, shop schematics, and exploded drawings.

Contents

• 020_WoodWorking_101_new: 2
• CH2: 26
• CH3: 60
• CH4: 94
• CH5: 120
• CH6: 148
• CH7: 172
• CH8: 202
• CH9: 232
• CH10: 252
• bob: 276
• back: 281
• spine: 282

About the author

Aimé Ontario Fraser began her woodworking career during high school. She has been a professional woodworker and boatbuilder. She teaches woodworking and boatbuilding in Norwalk, CT. Joe Hurst-Wajszczuk was a former editor at American Woodworker and Today's Homeowner. He resides in Fultondale, Alabama.

Bibliographic information

• Title: Woodworking 101: Skill-Building Projects That Teach the Basics
• Authors: Aimé Ontario Fraser, Joe Hurst-Wajszczuk, Matthew Teague
• Edition: illustrated
• Publisher: Taunton Press, 2012
• ISBN: 1600853684, 9781600853685
• Length: 300 pages
• Subjects: Crafts & Hobbies / Furniture & Cabinetry; Crafts & Hobbies / Woodwork; House & Home / Do-It-Yourself / Carpentry; House & Home / Woodworking; Technology & Engineering / Construction / Carpentry