LarryMarshall

A unique and important subject. All woodworkers need this book, including me.

Cheers --- Larry

Don't hate me just because I'm pretty.

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This looks like an interesting book. I like the kitchen work station on the cover.

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I've seen this book and would love to have a copy of it. There are several projects I'd like to do.

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I love Windsor chairs and I'd love to win a copy of this book. Pick me, pick me [photo of crazy woodworker jumping up and down here]

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I'm of the opinion that you can never learn enough about finishing so I'd love a copy of this book.

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The easy answer is 'everything on my Lee Valley wishlist' but I guess that's not fair.

1) LV plow plane
2) LV router plane (the big one)
3) Wenzloff 14" tenon saw
4) Hock blades for #5 & #3
5) 100 board feet of cherry
6) 100 board feet of beech
7) A couple Veritas hold downs
8) Rockler bench cookies

I believe I've just broken the bank.

Cheers --- Larry

I haven't had your experience with shellac but I have had it with nitrocellulose dope (used to paint airplanes). In that case it wasn't the finish that had deteriorated but rather the can. Seems these coated cans have a finite lifespan that is less than desireable at times and once the coating dies, the can simply rusts, turning your finish into a brown stain.

Cheers --- Larry Marshall, aka woodnbits

I just love reprints of older woodworking texts. I guess it dates me but they always present methods close to my way of working (grin). Would love to have a copy.

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I love cookies. I love benches. I'm sure I'd love Bench Cookies. Saw the video from the show and they looked like a great way to support work. Changed my avatar. Hope I don't scare anyone.

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Greene& Greene furniture is classy. I'd love to have a copy of this book.

Cheers --- Larry Marshall

This looks like a wonderful book. Odd that the cover you show here and the one on Amazon are different. Both featured boxes, though, are interesting, and novel projects.

Cheers --- Larry
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I agree with everything you've said with one exception, and I'm surprised you said it.

If the bench plan is "in the public domain", then you, nor Jensen have anything to say about its use. I doubt, however, that your publisher would share your opinion as they hold copyright over at least the layout and presentation of that plan. Jensen, unless he's relinquished his rights to FWW via contract, owns the copyright. Thus its use IS under someone's control.

Cheers --- Larry

This looks like a great book. Would love to learn how to turn threaded lids.

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I could use help doing anything "wisely."

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As a miniaturist, information on classic rooms is invaluable. I'd love to have a copy of this book.

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This looks to be a wonderful book on an overlooked area of furniture history.

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I've only been carving (caricatures) for a couple months but I love these lovespoons and want to give one a try. THis book looks great.

This looks like a book I need in my library. Love the cover.