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Woodworking with Power Tools

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Model 9781641550109
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  • The debate over the merits of power tools vs. hand tools has raged for years, but the bottom line is that you need both to be a successful woodworker. Machinery provides efficiency for labor-intensive tasks such as sawing and planing, whereas hand tools are used to create fine details...

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    The debate over the merits of power tools vs. hand tools has raged for years, but the bottom line is that you need both to be a successful woodworker. Machinery provides efficiency for labor-intensive tasks such as sawing and planing, whereas hand tools are used to create fine details that machines can't duplicate. Power tools don’t replace hand tools; they complement them.

    In Woodworking with Power Tools, expert craftsmen and craftswomen explain how they choose, maintain, and use every kind of power tool, from table saws to plunge routers, bandsaws to bench planers. There’s advice on tool maintenance, techniques for getting the most from your tools, and projects made using power tools. With clear photographs drawings, and step-by-step instructions, Woodworking with Power Tools provides an essential resource for anyone who works wood. Softcover, 240 full color pages, ISBN: 9781641550109.


    •         Tune up your table saw
    •     Choose bandsaw blades for resawing
    •        Install dust collection in a small shop
    •         Get better cuts with your planer

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