UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Making Country Furniture by George Buchanan
comments (44) February 14th, 2012 in blogs
Making Country Furniture
Taunton Press, 1998.
originally $22.95; 176 pp.
Making Country Furniture has 15 step-by-step projects for making such things as a five-plank stool, a sleigh bed, a small mahogany box, and a child’s chair. The book includes detailed drawings and cutlists for each project and also includes special skill information and tips to make the projects run smoothly.
Lucky Larrythewoodguy is the winner. His comment was chosen at random.
Next up is a new book from The Taunton Press. Stay tuned.
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Comments (44)
I consider myself as an intermediate woodworker and would
recommend this book to somebody that wants to try
woodworking but doesnt want to spend a lot of money on
tools.It explains what hand tools you need and makes
use of nails .The kitchen dresser is held together with
galvanized nails and glue.It has an interesting frieze
design around the faceframe which could be a challenge.
A book for beginners.
Larry
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send me a copy
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BOOK ME.
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An old woodworker tried to chuck it
But it was rusted and dull
The woodworker damned it to hell
Then tossed the bit in the waste bucket.
David
(Still trying.)
Posted: 1:01 am on February 6th
Dearest Shellac,
What a wonderful finish you are!
Easy to apply, that ain't no lie.
I reach for you in a pinch, because clean up is a cinch.
The depth is outstanding, whether padded, brushed or sprayed
be it a cabinet or country furniture I have made
Safe enough for a kid
and I used it on my last project, that I did!
I may never win the Pulitzer prize for poetry,
but I am sure to enjoy this book on furniture and marquetry.
David
(Hey, at least I tried.)
Posted: 12:15 am on February 6th
need this book!
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Thanks!
--- Steve
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She would love for sure,
I think it is a perfect sign
That I build her a gift for Valentine
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thanks
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A book on making country furniture would be very welcome gift.
Cheers!
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Thanks,
Dozer
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